"comfortably secure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about someone feeling safe and secure, or when you want to describe a situation that is adequately and securely established. For example: "The family was comfortably secure in their cozy home."
"It's about December 2012 when the party goes to the next leadership conference and Zuma knows he has to control Malema if he is to comfortably secure himself a second term".
This time around the Norwegians were in the third group of seeds and were drawn in a tough group, with Croatia and Italy expected to comfortably secure the two two spots.
Bookies' favourite Burnham – the shadow health secretary – and Cooper appear on course to comfortably secure the required backing, but shadow international development secretary Creagh and Corbyn, the torchbearer for the left, look as though they will face more of a struggle.
However, the home side pushed on to comfortably secure their first home win of the 2019 season.
The ability to comfortably secure the applicator over the upper torso relative to the CW target throughout treatment is assessed on volunteers.
But having fielded a side close to his strongest, Rodgers watched them comfortably secure a win that will give them a confidence boost for Sunday's derby clash with Everton.
It was a tight affair in the first set, won on a tie-break by Djokovic, and then the five-times grand slam singles champion comfortably secured the second.
FOR all Donald Sterling's well-known faults the owner of the Los Angeles Clippers basketball team seems to have comfortably secured a role as the face of racism in America no one has ever accused him of being a bad businessman.
And they comfortably secured a place in Thursday's semi-final.
Newly promoted Hull rallied after half-time but could not force their way back as Chelsea comfortably secured the win.
The 21-year-old American surged to an aggregate score of 13 under par, comfortably securing his second professional title.
