The phrase "impeccable security" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a level of security that is flawless or without any faults.
Example: "The company's data protection measures are so advanced that they provide impeccable security against cyber threats."
Alternatives: "flawless security" or "unmatched security."
Moreover, given their reliance on remote cloud services, we must further trust that even if the device today has impeccable security, that the company does not inadvertently introduce a complex bug a year from now during an update.
Second, I've long believed -- and, as a result, locked horns with some on the left -- that if a two-state deal is to be achieved, it's best done by a hard-nosed, right-of-center Israeli leader with impeccable security credentials.
I thought the safety instruction impeccable, the security superb and the experience wonderful.
Regulators and policy makers understand business aviation's impeccable safety and security record and are engaged with us to develop substantial security standards second to none.
All were veterans of America's cold-war security establishment with impeccable credentials as believers in nuclear deterrence.
Appeals to logical form arose in the context of attempts to say more about this intuitive distinction between impeccable inferences, which invite metaphors of security, and inferences that involve some risk of slipping from truth to falsity.
"The ABS has an impeccable record when it comes to privacy and security," he said.
SkyPan is fully insured and proud of its impeccable record of protecting the public's safety, security and privacy.
Sefton soon learns the identity of the real traitor: the barrack's German-born, blond-haired, blue-eyed security chief, Sergeant Price (Peter Graves), whose English is impeccable and who appears to be the "all-American boy".
