The phrase "also for the security" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional measures or considerations related to security in a particular context.
Example: "We have implemented new protocols, also for the security of our data and systems."
Alternatives: "additionally for safety" or "also for protection".
It's also for the security of your information.
But the Gulf rulers depend on the American shield not only for the security of their statelets but also for the security of their own monarchical families.
The attack will have serious repercussions not only for the military, but also for the security and unity of the country, Arif Nizami, editor of Pakistan Today, a daily based in Lahore, warned on a television talk show.
Neil Jameson, London Citizens' lead organiser said: "There was a lot of understanding, particularly as we were lobbying also for the security staff to be paid a living wage, so there was never any struggle.
Mr. Safire's proposition that American independence and power "give us the right" to decide what is best not only for our security but also for the security of others is precisely the triumphalism that the world would like to see less of in America.
"We can release little information more than what is available on our website, both for the protection of the participants and their families and also for the security of our operations," Eric wrote in an email.
Apart from security managers, I also interviewed several country directors in case they were also responsible for the security of their staff in the country (since not every organization had a separate security manager in every country).
Gaza has seen a spate of violent attacks and kidnappings, some by powerful family groups, others by squads of Fatah militants who also work for the security services.
It is also essential for the security of the rich world.On the face of it, at least, it looks as if the president decided to override the objections of his treasury secretary.
It is also essential for the security of the rich world.In his speech last week, Mr Bush pledged an extra $5 billion from America, spread over the next three financial years.
He said he did not wish to "interfere" with the American election, but added: "Two world wars have shown that peace in Europe is also important for the security of the United States".
