'safety feel' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English
You could use 'feel safe' in a sentence, for example, I always feel safe when I'm with my family.
They worry for their families' safety, feel ostracized and are even suspected as terrorists, just for practicing their religion ― a basic American right.
How do some of the faculty members who were publicly berated or those staff members who were trapped in the library fearing for their safety feel about this decision?
If you are afraid for your or the other person's safety, feel free to get an authority figure, such as the police, or an adult if you are a child or teenager.
The last few inches of the foam should extend past the PVC tip for safety; feel free to wrap this "soft tip" as well, closing off the hole in the top.
When our safety feels threatened, it's difficult to think of anything else.
When Townsend's magnificent free kick arced over the wall, safety felt within reach.
Despite campaigning, bullying itself won't become extinct, but the safety felt by victims can be increased.
It isn't until then that they can understand what love is, feel like they matter in the world, and what safety feels like.
The aspects of football that make it so appealing are of course the ones that make it so intrinsically addictive, and curtailing them to a reasonable modicum of safety feels futile.
"As a member of public safety, I feel listened to".
Some safety experts feel that one-handle faucets are safer in homes with small children.
