The phrase "final safeguard" is correct and usable in written English.
"Final safeguard" refers to the last protection or measure taken to prevent something from going wrong or to ensure a desired outcome. It can be used in various contexts, such as in legal, financial, or security matters. Example 1: The final safeguard in the contract was a clause that allowed for termination in case of breach of terms. Example 2: The backup generator served as the final safeguard against power outages during the storm. Example 3: The encryption software was the final safeguard for protecting sensitive information from hackers.
I wanted people who were closer to projects to make more decisions; the investment committee should act as a final safeguard, not the only one.
The very large air handling system also acts to direct any fugitive emissions or small leaks to the carbon adsorption filter systems, the final safeguard in preventing highly toxic chemicals from escaping to the atmosphere.
Instead, the new court was required to use the web address supremecourt.gov.uk – implying, as I observed at the time, that it was part of the government rather than the final safeguard against unlawful government behaviour.
That was extended to state offices in 2013, and this year, the scrapping of the ban was extended to the army, long seen as the final safeguard of the country's vaunted secularism.
Second, as a final safeguard, it is important to look at the Chebyshev coefficients of the mode: We show a numerically computed "anti-Kelvin" wave which has little eigenvalue drift, but is completely spurious as is obvious from its spectral series.
State legislatures would find it nearly impossible to dilute the votes of racial minority voters and courts would return to being the final safeguard of fair representation, rather than the primary one.
"But at the heart of the strategic plan remains a firm commitment to the delivery of the BBC's public purposes through high-quality and distinctive creative content". The trust said the final outcome would safeguard investment in areas on which the BBC's reputation as an outstanding public service broadcaster rests - news, knowledge-building, drama and comedy.
Welsh government ministers have issued Pembrokeshire council with what they describe as a final warning on safeguarding children.
The outgoing leader, Mr Yudhoyono, has called for calm, urging all Indonesians "to safeguard the final chapter of the election process".
The independent senator, Nick Xenophon, who agreed to provide an essential vote for Direct Action on the understanding that the safeguards mechanism would be given "teeth", said recently that the final form of the "safeguards" showed Direct Action had been "neutered" and could not guarantee the emission reductions it had promised.
The World Bank is at a pivotal point as it enters into the third and final stage of its safeguards review.
