"securely disposed" is an appropriate phrase for written English.
It could be used in a context where something has been securely disposed of, such as: The hazardous waste was securely disposed of in accordance with legal regulations.
Information relating to this specific incident has been permanently and securely disposed of.
Information relating to this specific incident has been permanently and securely disposed of," it said.
"I am reassured that the force have taken the right action and permanently and securely disposed of the information gathered.
The technique is distinguished by the use of a random key, shared by both parties, to encode the message and decode it; the key must be used only once and then securely disposed of.
If not properly treated and securely disposed, landfill leachate may bring potential hazards to surface and groundwater as it may percolate through soils and sub-soils.
Only when an item has not been claimed after this time would we consider securely disposing of it".
Some UK councils do not accept shredded paper in recycling waste bins so if you do wish to securely dispose of sensitive information, shred then burn.
Whether you support the future use of nuclear power or not, we have a moral and ethical responsibility to dispose of this waste securely.
Close the plastic bag with the hair in it securely and dispose of it, then wipe down all of the surfaces in the bathroom.
The company has now undertaken to make sure that all portable devices that hold personal data are encrypted and any personal information that it no longer needs will be disposed of securely in line with its updated data security guidance, the ICO said.
Mr. Cheikin owns the Westchester franchise for a company called Shred-It, which sends trucks to businesses and private homes to shred documents, or anything else that must be disposed of securely.
