The phrase "amenable to safety" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's or something's willingness to accept or comply with safety measures or protocols.
Example: "The new policy is designed to ensure that all employees are amenable to safety regulations in the workplace."
Alternatives: "open to safety" or "receptive to safety measures".
However, they are useful for identifying gaps in quality or safety which might be amenable to quality improvement, for demonstrating sustainability of improvement over time and for accountability purposes.
Is it amenable to scientific investigation?
When used as drugs, they must meet stringent criteria for safety and efficacy and be amenable to pharmacological study in human subjects.
Quality of early care and education can be defined by such structural features as group composition, caregiver qualifications, and health and safety practices, all of which are amenable to be influenced by public policy.
This vision paper argues that by capitalizing advances in data collection and methodologies from emerging research disciplines, we could make the driver amenable to a knowable and monitorable entity, which will improve road safety.
In this study, the clinical application of HepaSphere 30 60 μm (Biosphere, Merit) in the treatment of HCC not amenable to curative treatments was examined with primary end points, including safety and local response, after three embolization sessions.
Colloidal GNBs were designed as a nanomedicine platform with "soft" nature that is amenable to bio-elimination, an essential feature for in vivo efficacy and safety.
The use of software in safety systems poses different management challenges because software is not readily amenable to inspection, and because all input signals in each channel of a control system go through a single microprocessor.
A prospective study to evaluate the safety of autologous BM-MNC transplantation in patients with severe ischemic HF not amenable to myocardial revascularization was conducted.
The SYNCHRONOUS trial is a multicentre, randomised, controlled trial to assess the efficacy and safety of primary tumour resection before beginning of systemic chemotherapy in patients with metastatic colon cancer not amenable to curative therapy.
