"for more secure" is a grammatically correct phrase and is commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is being done or provided in order to make a situation or object more secure or safe. Example: We are implementing new security measures for more secure online transactions.
Add to that, there is generally growing momentum for more secure mobile communications, as security continues to rise up corporate agendas in the wake of high profile leaks such as the hacking of Sony Pictures' email last year.
New security arrangements and proposals for more secure dry-storage casks have been made, but long-term secure storage of high-level reactor waste remains an unresolved problem.
This could be used for more secure banking too.
These farmers said they were willing to pay an average of $40 for more secure tenure.
Left to their own devices, many musicians might well opt for more secure jobs.
But he finds that in the recession, collectors are searching for more secure investments.
This, in effect, turned the clock back on the deregulation of California's power industry begun in 1996 amid grand promises of reduced rates for consumers, more secure supplies for business, and bigger markets for power companies.
O'Reilly has previously declared his support for the Senate immigration bill, stating in June, "For years I've called for a more secure southern border, you know that.
As we near the July 20 deadline for a final deal, let us hope that Josh's vision for a more secure and peaceful Middle East is realized.
Let him begin his campaign for a more secure and less violent America in the state of Connecticut.
Washington's assessment was that things were O.K. Anyway, I was told, there was no money for a more secure embassy.
