"preserve secrecy" is a grammatically correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something should be kept secret or confidential. For example, "We must preserve secrecy about the project to ensure its success."
Some preserve secrecy about their ecstatic experiences but speak openly about their mystical ideas and beliefs.
The United States has long used executive agreements to preserve secrecy and circumvent the ratification process.
Creating layer upon layer of ownership to preserve secrecy must not continue.
Companies tend to rely on fewer lenders in order to preserve secrecy, which makes it harder to squeeze prices.
The surprising aspect for some will be the lengths to which the Vatican has gone to preserve secrecy about the Mussolini millions.
That happened live on Thursday from a CBS soundstage in Los Angeles, a ploy that helped preserve secrecy but only enhanced the fakery of the project.
The key is to employ a mix that preserves secrecy, bringing bidders on board to bid while pushing them to pay the highest price.
On Wednesday, a federal judge in Manhattan came down on the side of preserving secrecy regarding how this dangerous view of executive power gets exercised.
Accordingly, this Article offers two new designs - alternatives to both card check and rapid elections - that would accomplish the legitimate function of minimizing managerial intervention while at the same time preserving secrecy in decision-making.
Thus the motto of one London-based wealth management firm: "I want to be invisible". This company, like many other service providers to the ultra-rich, specializes in preserving secrecy for clients.
Preoccupied about preserving secrecy, Mr. Breuer said he refused to ask for advice from many people in his own company who knew something about Dresdner Bank's inner workings.
