"safe development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as when discussing the safety of a new product being developed, the safety of a new online platform, or the general practice of developing business and products in a safe manner. For example, "The company is committed to safe development, ensuring that all products meet strict safety requirements before they are released to the public."
"In the context of the scope of the watershed, this is environmentally safe development," Mr. Spitzer said in a telephone interview yesterday.
On a June morning, Evelyn Shapiro, 88, was beaten to death in her building in the Pelham Parkway Houses, a normally safe development in the Bronx.
But the pace of permits will ultimately be dictated by the ability of the department to oversee the safe development of wells.
The State Department has launched a Global Shale Gas Initiative to facilitate the transfer of technical expertise to other countries to ensure safe development of this new resource.
At the conference, he said that a regulatory framework for the safe development of fracking might be best left to the states.
"Although Fifa's approach may appear harsh in an individual case, it is only by enforcing the rules consistently and strictly that the abuses of the past can be avoided and a proper and safe development of minor players secured," Fifa said.
This will protect us from whatever health hazards may emerge decades later and also encourage safer development of this revolutionary technology in the meantime.
This spectacular feat of engineering made Florida's east coast safe for development and its midlands safe for profitable sugar cane.
Of course, not everyone in town is as optimistic as Mr. Lockwood about how much open land there is, and how much is safe from development.
This eventually became viewed as a way to calculate the reasonable reaches of safe agricultural development – land beyond which became "the outback".
The result was to keep Florida's booming east coast free from floods and safe for development, and to create conditions under which the sugar cane industry could flourish.
