"sense of secure" is correct and could be used in written English.
For example, "I felt a sense of secure when I was surrounded by my friends."
What struck me most during a recent visit to Britain – my first ever – was the sense of secure continuity.
They delude the cyclist into a sense of secure wellbeing when in fact they are setting the cyclist up for slaughter.
But, if divorced parents create separate, loving, stable homes for their children, and if those parents respect and cooperate with one another, a healing can take place that restores for the children a sense of secure connection and belonging to a cohesive, thought somewhat weird family.
There is something therapeutic that authors seek in that process, the left hemisphere achieving a temporary sense of "secure closure" (175) to the unbounded rehearsal of emotional drama.
It is being in a status that offers no sense of career, no sense of secure occupational identity and few, if any, entitlements to the state and enterprise benefits that several generations … had come to expect as their due.
The Tacoma skipped over the rough patches and potholes, staying comfortable and maintaining a bank-vault sense of secure silence.
¥ Anchor values: No sense of security-Feel totally secure.
Musselman: Openness, strong sense of self (secure, no ego) and hard work ethic.
Your once certain, secure and reliable attachment bond is completely thrown into question, breaking all sense of a secure base.
Or, to put this idea more precisely: whatever sense of a secure home life, of belonging, that I once felt as a boy was whisked out from under my feet at a tender age.
The bridge, accessed through a big metal gate, reinforces the sense of a secure site, while a giant glass fence marches along the pavement, allowing passers-by to look down on activities in the sunken piazza – an us-and-them relationship with unfortunate connotations of a zoo enclosure.
