The phrase 'safely docked' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are referring to a vehicle or vessel that has been securely tied up or anchored at a port, wharf, or other location. For example: The ship safely docked in the harbor after its long journey.
The men crewed for the same offshore fishing team and they repaired to the fifty-five foot, deep-sea boat, safely docked farther up the island, where he has been living ever since.
Italian coastguards later brought it under control and safely docked it at the Italian port of Gallipoli.
Italian coastguards brought it under control and safely docked it at the Italian port of Gallipoli on Wednesday.
The report proved false when Kroonland safely docked in New York —received wide coverage in the American press.
The S Pen is something you may not use all the time, but comes in really handy at least once a day for me, and when not in use safely docks out the way, not detracting from the aesthetic or function of the phone.
Officials at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration said they wanted to be sure that the shuttle and its crew of seven could safely dock with the space station even as the problem -- involving the docking of a Russian cargo spacecraft that arrived on Wednesday -- was being resolved.
The 489 passengers above the Sirena Seaways ferry were left stranded for three hours as rescue officials worked to safely re-dock it.
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla., Oct. 16 - A Soyuz spacecraft with a replacement crew for the International Space Station docked safely early on Saturday with the orbiting complex.
Thankfully, modern navigational equipment is wise to this ruse and my ferry docked safely, allowing me to invade the island, albeit in a mild-mannered touristy way.
Next came the news that the Plastiki, a boat made from 12,500 recycled plastic bottles for which he'd designed the cabin, had docked safely in Sydney after a 130-day voyage across the Pacific to protest against plastic waste.
Even though we weren't quite novices at barging in France, I started to picture a week docked safely in the sleepy medieval town of Luzech, about 11 miles west of Cahors, where Locaboat, the rental company, has a base on the Lot River in southwestern France.
