"bring safety" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when talking about actions or measures taken to increase safety in a situation. Example: "The new traffic laws aim to bring safety to the busy city streets."
"Students bring street life, they bring safety.
That would bring safety Bryan Scott on the field and take one of the linebackers off.
It is also unclear whether workers will be allowed to bring safety experts with them to the bargaining table so union leaders can properly evaluate management proposals.
On this play, they chose to bring safety Kerry Rhodes because they probably knew that Vick wouldn't recognize that blitz from the edge.
The policy is intended to bring safety and order to schools that have been beset for years by chaos and violence.
A de-mining team run by one of the world's largest humanitarian networks is clearing rebel-controlled Misrata of tons of unexploded ordnance to bring safety to the city's civilians.
That status brings safety and legitimacy, the exchange said.
"This brings safety to an area where consumers are increasingly putting their passenger miles".
And Mayor Giuliani, who has brought safety back to our streets in New York City.
In response, a group of nationalists organized what they called the "Confucius Peace Prize," and awarded it, the next year, to Vladimir Putin, for bringing "safety and stability to Russia".
"His iron hand and toughness revealed in this war impressed the Russians a lot, and he was regarded to be capable of bringing safety and stability to Russia," read an English version of the committee's statement.
