'fund safety' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to safety precautions or procedures taken to protect a fund from harm or danger. For example, "The financial institution has strict measures in place to ensure fund safety."
She said she received a $4 million settlement before trial, which she offered to give back to the hospital to fund safety improvements.
Last week, SmartCells received $1 million to fund safety and efficacy studies in preclinical animal trials as part of a partnership with the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
In addition to the crisis meeting of euro-zone leaders in Brussels that resulted in the nearly $1 trillion E.U.-International Monetary Fund safety net, pressure had been building on Mr. Zapatero from other quarters.
The bulk of the settlement will fund safety training, research and advanced technologies that the company believes ultimately will create a safer work environment for coal miners throughout the industry".
The fast-track World Bank money would be available immediately, bypassing the normal project vetting procedures, and would help fund safety net support for the hungry, in the form of school feeding programmes or food-for-work schemes.
Among other things, it shows that 75% of the trusts' expenditures go to fund safety and training programs provided to employees, while 25% is spent on administration of the trusts.
In fact, last year, over my strong objections, the Legislature approved the largest tax hikes in the state's history in order to fund "safety-net" and other social programs preferred by legislative Democrats.
That fiction has lulled investors into complacency about the funds' safety and predictability.
The Alliance for Bangladesh Worker Safety has pledged forty-two million dollars for an initial worker-safety fund, and another hundred million in low-cost capital available to factories for funding safety improvements.
In this context, jails have become the poorly suited service providers of last resort for people who fall through publicly funded safety nets.
With jobs paying too little for families to meet their basic needs, a growing number of working families must rely on publicly funded safety net programs to make ends meet.
