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"perceived safety" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the feeling of safety or security that people have in certain situations or environments, as opposed to the actual safety or security that exists. For example: "Schools that have security guards on premises often have higher levels of perceived safety among students and staff."
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After all, tourism is based on perceived safety.
Less significant factors are work-related usage and perceived safety.
An increase in the perceived safety of parks might increase activity levels, especially among children.
But to tackle perceived safety we also need the help of others.
And it links this directly to local geography and perceived safety".
I suppose for some readers there is probably a perceived safety in numbers.
It often gets a bad rap because of perceived safety problems.
StreetScore is a machine learning algorithm that predicts the perceived safety of a streetscape.
For all images, we calculated Streetscore, a metric for perceived safety of a streetscape.
We will be releasing a map of perceived safety for a new city each week.
Participants reported increases in perceived safety and awareness of approaching vehicles when using HindSight.
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