'principal safety' is a correct phrase in written English.
It is often used in the context of health and safety regulations to refer to the primary responsibility of individuals for their own safety and the safety of those around them. Example sentence: We must ensure principal safety by following the relevant safety regulations.
He was also the principal safety driver for in-the-desert road tests.
The principal safety changes which Makarov and Lazarev tested out on Soyuz 12 included the removal of the third crew position and the obligatory return to using spacesuits.
Entrainment of cover gas into the liquid metal coolant is one of the principal safety issues in the design of innovative liquid metal-cooled fast reactors.
The principal safety outcome was major bleeding.A total of 7513 patients underwent randomization.
Hypertension and thrombosis were the principal safety concerns, but were manageable.
The principal safety outcome, major plus non-major clinically relevant bleeding, occurred with a similar frequency in both study arms (10.3% vs. 11.4%, respectively; P = 0.23) [12].
"The underlying principle of everything relative to pursuits nationally is the principal of safety first, and that's the safety of police officers, safety for the community – that's just the No 1 thing in our mind at all times," Dreibergs told 6PR on Wednesday.
WASHINGTON -- The House of Representatives passed legislation Tuesday evening that would reform the country's principal chemical safety law, moving Congress one step closer to the first major revision of the law in nearly four decades.
27 This allowed modelling of the sequence of events leading to the principal patient safety incident type and potential harm.
Safety precautions fall under two principal headings, occupational safety and public safety.
In our taxonomy (Web Additional file 1: Appendix 4) there are two principal dimensions of safety: 'access to safe services' and 'effectiveness of safety processes', which are discussed in terms of the structure of the health care system, processes of safety and health outcomes.
