"residential safety" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to measures and precautions taken to ensure the safety of people living in residential areas or buildings. Example: "The neighborhood association organized a workshop on residential safety, covering topics such as fire prevention, home security, and emergency preparedness."
Based on group sessions involving a panel of urban planners and residential safety experts, and taking on a constructivist approach, a residential safety evaluation system was created, tested and validated, revealing promising results for the identification of the safest residential areas.
Although residential safety, and its determinants in particular, have been widely studied, many of the existing contributions recorded are seen as restrictive in terms of the manner in which the evaluation criteria are identified, and the relationships between them analyzed.
Residential safety and perceptions thereof directly influence the daily habits of an area's residents, as well as its levels of economic activity, and the revenue generated and traded in its real estate.
Hoping to return home, he and his housemates leaned on the city's Loft Law, which is meant to work with landlords to eliminate residential safety and fire hazards while protecting tenants from eviction.
I have learned two things from the loss of Eagle Creek and the treatment of coal miners like my grandfather and residents in today's coal mining communities; in a nation that prioritizes coal industry profits over workplace and residential safety, people are as disposable as our natural resources in openly accepted national sacrifice zones.
Composite dimensions of perceived residential safety were derived through a factor analysis.
Three composite dimensions of residential safety-related concerns were identified in the factor analysis: 'structural indicators of social disorder', 'contact with disorderly behaviour' and 'existential insecurity' (Table 4).
But a coalition of neighborhood groups and elected officials sued to stop the ramp closing, citing concerns about increased traffic on residential streets, pedestrian safety and fewer parking spots because of the project.
The effect of the location and availability of utilities, the closeness to residential area, unintended safety concerns, people outlook towards hydrogen, etc. are some of the factors that can be readily studied with such drop-in stations.
Waverley Council is currently considering restricting anyone on a finned board to the rougher, more rocky southern end due to "residential concerns" about safety.
My 22-year-old son is mentally ill and spent the majority of his childhood and all of his adolescence in clinical day programs or locked residential facilities "for safety".
