The phrase "and safe in a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a context where safety is being discussed, but it needs additional information to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "We want everyone to feel comfortable and safe in a welcoming environment."
Alternatives: "and secure in a" or "and protected in a".
It is not fate that plops them down at the end of their jumps, more or less upright and safe, in a cloud of powdery snow.
"The dream of these upwardly mobile Americans was to park the wife and children snug and safe in a virtually all-white suburb while the husband battled in the high-stakes, macho world of Wall Street," Gail Sheehy wrote in her 2003 book, Middletown, America.
You've helped me keep their lives so joyous and safe in a way I never experienced growing up.
One found his family alive and safe in a makeshift hospital, but another emerged to discover his wife and four children had perished.
Occasionally, we have to remind ourselves that millions would love to be us -- because at school, we are largely healthy and safe in a world that is not.
Not only are more straight people thinking gay when they travel, but more gay people are feeling comfortable and safe in a mixed environment as well.
"They have improved by light-years," Mr. Garcia said, adding that it would take patience and a lot of time for these dogs to be happy and safe in an adoptive home.
We previously demonstrated that a new technique of gastric full-thickness resection is technically feasible and safe, in an ex vivo model [ 11] and an in vivo survival model [ 12].
That is that we will be better off, stronger and safer in a reformed EU".
We advocated that our mother would be happier and safer in a nearby nursing facility where he could visit every day but still continue the activities that kept him vital.
This surgical technique seems to be effective and safe in treating a comminuted fracture of the posterior wall in association with an impacted segment.
