The phrase "an extensive securities" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be missing a noun that would clarify what type of securities are being referred to, such as "an extensive securities portfolio" or "an extensive securities analysis."
Example: "The investment firm specializes in an extensive securities portfolio that includes stocks, bonds, and mutual funds."
Alternatives: "a wide range of securities" or "a comprehensive set of securities."
At the same time, the Diem government undertook an extensive security campaign called the Strategic Hamlet Program.
Few people in the street were willing to speak to the Guardian, owing to an extensive security apparatus which includes CCTV and informants.
SecureDrop was given an extensive security audit by a team of cryptographers in July 2013, and updated in response to many of the concerns raised at the time.
Some analysts contend that security problems in Mexico would make it difficult for Mr. Calderón to stay, despite the government's provision of an extensive security detail for former presidents.
On Saturday, Ketanya Craion, a woman who was present at the clinic, told ABC that she was in an exam room when the shooting took place at the facility, which was equipped with an extensive security system that included "safe rooms".
On Friday, Planned Parenthood said all of its staff at the clinic – which is equipped with "safe rooms" and an extensive security system – were safe and that it did not know the circumstances or motives behind the attack.
RFID Journal reports, for example, on which the Belleville school district in New Jersey is spending $2m to implement an extensive security system throughout its schools, including cameras with built-in analytic software, armed officers, a new phone system, active RFID tracking, and panic buttons for teachers.
In a letter to the BBC Executive Board, ambassador Castro said the police report, which details an extensive security operation put in place to protect the Top Gear team, "gives the lie to Mr Clarkson's remarks that the Top Gear teams was 'ambushed' by the provincial authorities and 'sent packing' in order to win favour in an upcoming election".
China has carried out an extensive security operation in the region and has largely prevented foreign journalists from reaching the affected areas.
