The term "safe part" is not commonly used in written English
To convey the same meaning, you could use words like "protected," "secure," or "shielded." For example: The family lived in a secure part of the city, free from the fear of crime.
She began with the 'not safe' part.
"Berkshire is just the safe part of our portfolio," Mrs. Rhodes said.
The belief that Iraqi Kurdistan is the safe part of Iraq was punctured when Isis captured Mosul last June.
Abdel Rahim Ghanaim, 48, runs a shop at the edge of what is considered the safe part of Beit Lahiya.
For sugar to exist as a normal, safe part of our food, all we need to do is maintain balanced diets.
Emily Willingham, writing first for Slate, and then on her own blog, The Biology Files, calmly advocates for making "safe" home birth (with a big emphasis on the "safe" part) an option for more women.
Carefully sculptured approach shots to the middle or safe parts of greens followed.
And suicide bombings and roadside killings have increased, making once reasonably safe parts of the country outside Kabul now unviable.
Although it will look for ways to do what coalition partners ask mostly helping with logistics the government will also try to confine its troops to relatively safe parts of Iraq, such as the area around Baghdad airport.
When complex shapes are referred to, a preliminary study for the identification of the optimal process parameters needs to be done in order to obtain safe parts.
These were usually made of sun-dried bricks, stones, wood, marble or terra cotta and were installed in high and safe parts of buildings, usually on sunny and wind-shielded sides.
