"fundamentally safe" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something is essentially or fundamentally secure, without any significant risks or dangers. It can be used in various contexts, such as describing a product, service, or situation. Example: The new vaccine has been extensively tested and is fundamentally safe for human use.
As it happens, CSX believes the structure is fundamentally safe and sound.
Gas companies acknowledge the validity of some concerns, but they claim that their technology is fundamentally safe.
The PCT said the Serco service was "fundamentally safe and effective" but had faced "clinical staffing challenges and issues with data handling".
A Defra spokesperson said: "As the nuclear regulator has said the UK's nuclear sites are fundamentally safe with protection against current and future flood risk built in.
Many in the industry, including the Rail Safety and Standards Board, agree that it is fundamentally safe, with more station staff deployed to help dispatch a train on stations with curved platforms, or where there is reduced visibility.
Mr. McGraw, the Graco president, said both the company and federal regulators decided that a recall was not warranted at the time of the deaths because of "a strong belief that when used properly with a safety harness, this is a fundamentally safe product".
This is President Obama's opportunity to reshape the post-cold-war world to make it fundamentally safer.
Without an overarching plan, Victoria risked repeating the piecemeal approach that followed the Black Saturday bushfires, where residents were left to pick their way through building regulations without producing a fundamentally safer community, he said.
I think that this is a fundamentally safer situation, even if it does not lead to a nice, neat solution of a crisis, than a situation in, say, North Korea, where none of us know who those people are.
The concept of inherently safer design was introduced to design a fundamentally safer process so that hazards can be avoided or minimized rather than controlled or managed.
They believe that these weapons are fundamentally safer than their traditional counterparts as they have extra safety measures to help ensure unauthorised individuals cannot use the gun.
