The phrase "for security concerns" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to explain the reason for a decision or action that is related to security or safety. For example: - "We have decided to implement a password policy for security concerns." - "The airport has increased its security measures for concerns about potential threats." - "The school has banned backpacks for security concerns." - "The company restricts employees from sharing confidential information for security concerns."
The Sierra Leone war-crimes court faces additional challenges because of the trial's relocation outside Sierra Leone for security concerns.
Dropbox was cited by 40 percent of its audience for security concerns, followed by 25 percent for storage limits and 15 percent for syncing issues.
Yet Ms. Bhutto, who returned to the port city of Karachi last Thursday, has delayed her visit here, apparently for security concerns.
The decision to restrict his movements seems to be based more on a desire to inflict punishment on an unrepentant man than for security concerns.
Those students who have chosen to leave campus for security concerns before the semester ends at the end of April will be given alternative assignments to complete their classwork.
Suzanne Singletary, director of communications for the state's Department of Corrections, said only certain inmates are eligible to work in the governor's mansion, and are reviewed by correctional staff as well as by the governor's staff for security concerns.
[C2.] Trouble Ahead for Security Concern Despite a judge's decision to let Argenbright Security keep operating temporarily in Massachusetts, the interim security director for Boston's Logan Airport still thinks he will be able to pull the company's permit and kick it out of the airport.
The activist who created the channel requested anonymity out of security concerns for family in Syria.
Because of security concerns, for at least the next few months the children and I will remain living at Gracie.
The man declined to give his name because of security concerns for his family.
After refusing for months to discuss such mistakes, Defense Department officials now cite them as a sobering justification for the security concerns that have dominated their approach at Guantánamo.
