"securely bound" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe situations where something (a physical object, an agreement, a contract, etc.) is held together firmly, tied tightly, and not likely to come apart. For example, "The parcel was securely bound with string and tape before being sent."
But inside the living room, we can take comfort from the little tree in the corner, so securely bound in its metal stand and chains of light.
Regardless of how online payment is implemented, it runs on the user's authenticated tunnel, and therefore can be securely bound to it.
These figures show that the captured T cells on STR-functionalized QNPA were securely bound on the surface of QNPA.
Biometric Encryption (BE) described in [5] possesses all the functionality of Cancelable Biometrics, and is immune against the substitution attack because it outputs a key which is securely bound to a biometric.
HDAC binding to the transcription factor myocyte enhancer factor-2 (MEF2) is critical to the ability of the HDACs to remain securely bound at the promoter (Miska et al. 1999; Verdel and Khochbin 1999; Lu et al. 2000; Grozinger and Schreiber 2000; McKinsey et al. 2000a; McKinsey et al. 2000b).
Make sure that the top is securely bound to prevent any of the poles from slipping out.
After discovering that wall ties and header ties – which securely bind brick exterior walls to the main structure – were missing in two primary schools and then two secondary schools, the council ordered ESP to do full structural and material surveys to uncover other possible flaws.
"Biometric cryptosystems (BCSs) are designed to securely bind a digital key to a biometric or generate a digital key from a biometric" [9] offering solutions to biometric-dependent key-release and biometric template protection [10, 11].
The animal is bound securely to the shell and generally cannot survive separation from it.
In the latter, "the individual is bound securely to an inclined bench, which is approximately four feet by seven feet.
Waterboarding: "the individual is bound securely to an inclined bench, which is approximately four feet by seven feet.
