"secure haven" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a place that is safe, protected, and secure. Example: "After years of traveling, the small village tucked away in the mountains became my secure haven. I finally felt at peace and knew I could rest my weary soul there."
To him and his wife, marriage has always meant a refuge from alone-ness, a secure haven that allows them their independence together.
It is clear that the principality feels under pressure to burnish its image as a secure haven for the well-behaved well to do.
The boy's house appears only twice, but the overwhelming sense of the home is as a secure haven from which to view, or imagine, a mysterious and beautiful world.
At some point in the past few years, the classic model nuclear family unit began to seem less like the repressive institution portrayed in films like Pleasantville and more like a secure haven.
WASHINGTON — Al Qaeda's success in forging close ties to Pakistani militant groups has given it an increasingly secure haven in the mountainous tribal areas of Pakistan, the American government's senior terrorism analyst said Tuesday.
The killing sent shock waves through the tightly controlled Kurdish region of northern Iraq, which has prided itself over the past few years on being, unlike the rest of the country, a secure haven for foreign investors, including dozens of oil and gas companies.
In Afghanistan, a NATO-led force made up of troops from 48 nations is helping to build security so that none of us will ever again be threatened by terrorists trained in secure safe havens in that war-torn country.
But, he said, they reflected the Taliban's desperation because of the success of the NATO military campaign, which had made it all but impossible for Taliban fighters to secure safe havens in the south of the country.
Global Witness says its investigations have shown how criminals and corrupt politicians use the UK property market to hide or clean dirty cash, and to secure safe havens for themselves and their families.
At any age, we are more curious when we possess secure, safe havens -- other people that support our explorations, who let us effortlessly be ourselves.
In Niger, one woman told me that girls are enrolled in literacy classes — which become secure havens for them to discuss issues without men present.
