The phrase "ample safety" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition where there is a sufficient level of safety or security present.
Example: "The building was constructed with ample safety measures to protect against earthquakes."
Alternatives: "sufficient safety" or "adequate safety".
Then there is the "ample safety net" nonsense.
That allows an ample safety margin because few of these cars can actually go that fast, according to the Ford document.
Romney went on to say that his campaign was focused on "middle-income Americans" and that "we have a very ample safety net" for the poor.
We have a very ample safety net, and we can talk about whether it needs to be strengthened or whether there are holes in it.
Luis de Guindos, the Spanish economy minister, said at a news conference Saturday in Madrid that the assistance "allows us to have an ample safety margin" and "will return trust and confidence to the euro project".
Ford officials have said that they selected the tire pressure for the Explorer so as to give it a smooth ride, and have insisted that a tire pressure of 26 pounds per square inch provided an ample safety margin against slow leaks that a consumer might not notice.
"I think there's ample public safety information available to have a policy that says just having one more [Alcoholic Beverage Control licensed] location downtown is a problem," Small said.
How can Democrats who support progressive taxation, an ample social-safety net, and government regulations and oversight compete in a system now overwhelmed by money from corporations and very wealthy individuals?
The paper demonstrates that whereas often in seismic geotechnical design it is not realistically feasible to design with ample factor of safety against failure as is done in static design, an "engineering" apparent seismic factor of safety less than 1 does not imply failure.
Maybe we shouldn't be trying to protect public health with an ample margin of safety.
Cao et al. [44] found that perceptions of neighborhood characteristics including walking safety, ample shade, low traffic, and people on the street affect the frequency of strolling.
