"secure exit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a way or means of leaving a place in a safe and protected manner. Example: The company's emergency plan includes a secure exit for employees in case of a fire or other emergency.
It also requires workers to secure exit permits from their employers before leaving.
Then, four days before their departure, Shero went to secure exit permits from the Turkish authorities – and was denied.
Once the United States had air dominance, it would be possible to create either safe havens or a "humanitarian corridor" — a secure exit route for refugees to, say, Turkey — but military officials say the corridor and havens would be vulnerable to attack by what American intelligence officials say is a formidable, 330,000-troop Syrian Army.
Most important, the tactic buys time for the government to consider its next step, and perhaps to bargain for a secure exit, especially with Western countries that have been sending word to Mr. Milosevic that his position is untenable and he must consider how to save himself from a system that could crumble rapidly.
"In light of sharp increases in fuel prices and the persisting weakness in yields, there is no hiding from the unpleasant reality that, to secure exit financing not guaranteed by the [Air Transportation Stabilization Board], the company believes that it will require hundreds of millions of dollars in additional cost reductions indeed, in the neighborhood of $500 million," the filing said.
An increasing number of East German citizens sought to use the Accords' provision on freedom of movement to secure exit visas.
Again others have held onto the idea of group identities for political reasons (demanding secure exit-options for individual members) or have favored rainbow coalitions.
The twenty pages on Italy end with an attempt to return to the camp where Steinberg was held as a foreign Jew before he secured exit papers.
The benefits would be obvious: Rulers like Mr. Marcos, Gen. Alfredo Stroessner of Paraguay and Gen. Augusto Pinochet of Chile could be offered the incentive of a safe exit and a secure future, and perhaps even preserving a bit of undeserved dignity.
Environments have to be considered, as in securing exits like windows and doors.
Overall, it's clear these are bullish times for AI by almost every available metric: More startups are raising capital, more are securing exits and more investment capital is waiting on the sidelines for the next compelling deal.
