"secure surroundings" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to places or environments that offer safety or protection, such as in the sentence: "The students felt safe and secure in their school's secure surroundings."
For just 50p each, parents know that these children can play in safe and secure surroundings that brighten their lives.
She will also have to fulfil conditions including muzzling the dog when it is in public and keeping it in secure surroundings.
These are the baby boomers who were raised in very secure surroundings and now are willing to take risks and start new companies.
"We offer an environment where families can meet and mingle in safe and secure surroundings, where we can introduce new aspects and components of high society lifestyle and where they can meet and be introduced to a new class of business mogul, far beyond that which would be accessible in a mere dining or other sporting club," he said.
After all, if one child is subject to parental love and attention in comfortable, secure surroundings with plenty of intellectual stimulation, while another grows up in conditions of neglect and social deprivation, we expect the former to perform better at school and in life in general.
Jo Smith, Glyndwr University stadium safety officer, said: "Glyndwr University has worked closely with North Wales Police, Wrexham AFC, the local council and the emergency services to ensure both Chester and Wrexham fans enjoy the match in safe and secure surroundings.
Which is why I want to see many more children, who're currently denied a stable family home, given the opportunity to grow up in secure, loving, surroundings.
Fire-fighters and police officers were called to the scene to extinguish fires, to search and rescue people, to assist in the identification of human remains and personal belongings, to secure the surroundings and to clean-up the devastated area.
Crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) helps in making crime harder to commit and making residents feel more secure in their surroundings, and is accomplished by altering the physical environment.
The acting pastor, the Rev. William J. Bergen, in a message to the parish, sent him off with sadness and blessings, saying Mr. Tritle wanted "to leave secure and familiar surroundings and to move on to new and promising places".
She stayed with "Cats" to support her son, now 26, and to build her home in Jersey City and her country house in Pennsylvania, "making myself secure in my surroundings and being a normal person with a family and garden," she said.
