The phrase "safety restricted" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to a specific situation in which safety is being limited or restricted, such as "The pool is safety restricted, so only children over age 10 are allowed in the deep end."
He added that the only time a board can direct removal of a flag, ribbon or sign is when the display threatens the public safety, restricts maintenance activities or interferes with the property rights of others or when the flag is displayed improperly.
Mr. Valentine's conventional experience in public safety is restricted to the six months he spent as the chairman of a task force that advised the mayor on how to restructure the fire department.
The largest cluster, including all small restaurants, showed lowest FSMS performance levels and limited organisational support, i.e. lack of safety expertise/support, restricted requirements on operator competences, limited training, restricted employee involvement, and no formalisation.
McDevitt et al. [ 63] found that in individuals with serious mental illness symptoms of mental illness (e.g. lack of energy or volition), medication, weight gain from medication, and safety concerns restricted their ability to be active.
McDevitt et al [ 29] found that symptoms of mental illness (e.g lack of energy or volition), medication, weight gain from medication, and safety concerns restricted the ability to be physically active.
Kumar's attitude on this point was stubbornly idealistic, and is contrary to the predominant view that women, for their own safety, should restrict their movements to so-called safe areas.
Derived from the European Directive of 1993 [3], the European Working Time Directive (EWTD) was initially created to improve road safety by restricting working hours of truck drivers.
Evaluating the accessibility and usability of parks and playgrounds is crucial because their design, environment (natural and built) and safety could restrict participation of persons with disabilities.
Maximum residue levels (MRLs) are useful parameters that promote food safety by restricting the concentration of a pesticide residue permitted on a commodity (Chen et al., 2011; Claeys et al., 2011; Malhat & Hassan, 2011).
They represent information (the main resource of any organization), which must necessarily qualify for the implementation of access mechanisms that protect safety by restricting unauthorized users thus avoiding huge losses that impact the objectives and goals of the company.
