The phrase "can be secure that" is grammatically correct and is often used in written English.
It conveys the idea that someone can have confidence or assurance in something. Here is an example of the phrase used in a sentence: "We can be secure that our data is protected with the latest security measures in place."
But the Parliament should follow the Commission down this road only if it can be secured that no Member State will be forced to accept homeopathic products on its market which are produced, tested on their quality and pureness, and registered under lower health and safety conditions than currently applicable in the respective country.
But one advantage of a country that fractures so dependably on class lines is that it tends not to on racial ones: a black man with the trappings of privilege can be secure in that privilege.
Ms. Jackson is trying to find an apartment of her own, where she and Aquiya can be secure, and to that end has applied for another Housing Authority apartment.
We want to make them different from us, so that we can be secure in our feeling that we ourselves can never become victims.
We need a president who is committed to ensuring that Americans can be secure in the knowledge that their most sensitive information is protected.
A visitor to Yale can be secure in the knowledge that she is in the very best of hands, working with terrifically diverse, skilled and driven teams-and receiving the very best care in the world.
Parents are as complex as their offspring but you can be secure in the knowledge that, in the vast majority of cases, they just want their child to be happy, as do I.
"It's an important role to have an alter ego that you can be secure in, and you care about what they have to say".
We send our men and women into the most dangerous places and situations so that we can be secure and safe.
It's possible that you can be secure enough and comfortable in your own skin if you enjoy having different sexual partners.
