"safe heaven" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a place of comfort or refuge. For example, "When life overwhelms me, I find solace in my safe haven of my bedroom."
So for all its fundamental weaknesses, the U.S. remains the safe heaven of last resort.
"Sooner or later, problems in Europe will be a lot worse than the UK, so the pound will appear as a safe heaven.
Sterling could also be pushed by a "safe heaven" effect, as Europe is still battling to show Greece, Spain and Portugal can pay down their debts.
What started as a curious glance at a storefront mural turned into "Safe Heaven" — an intimate look at women, many of them mothers, who are too often seen as faceless, interchangeable workers.
I would have never thought that I would ever report a trader saying that the currency of a country with debts of more than 10% of the size of its economy would appear as a safe heaven.
(See "Novartis Is No Safe Heaven Lately").
This is because beyond creating safe heavens for women and legal protections, the greatest weapon in the hand of African women for combating violence from men is economic power which is the gateway to other rights.
In these two yeasts, only a handful of LTR retrotransposon families have persisted, probably by virtue of their ability to target heterochromatin and other chromosomal "safe heavens," which mitigates their disruptive effects (Bushman 2003).
Training of teachers and the revision of the curriculum will further improve the quality, make schools child friendly and transform schools to safe heavens against violence, abuse and discrimination.
Bonds have rallied this year as investors turned to traditionally safer heavens, given the volatility of equity markets.
