"standards for safety" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
Example: The company has strict standards for safety in the workplace, including regular safety training and on-site inspections.
A plant like Indian Point must be held to the highest standards for safety and security.
1978 The Food and Drug Administration proposes to regulate sunscreens, recommending standards for safety and effectiveness.
Making sure the jobs created meet China's own standards for safety and fairness is a lower priority.
Tanker drivers want common standards for safety and training, and an industry forum to oversee those issues.
Less that 80% of nursing homes inspected met CQC standards for safety, compared to 85% of residential care homes.
The repercussions would rumble through the sport for years, creating new standards for safety and boat design.
The need for extensive software verification and validation utilizing international standards for safety-critical systems is addressed.
Design standards for safety-related nuclear facilities such as ASCE Standard 4-98 and ASCE Standard 43-05 require the correlation coefficient for two orthogonal components of ground motions for response-history analysis to be less than 0.3.
The language setting a standard for safety is too vague, she added.
He also said that voice-recognition systems for cars — like those that let people compose texts using voice commands while driving — do not meet his standard for safety.
The industry standard for safety, analysts say, is set by Exxon Mobil, which displays an obsessive attention to detail, monitors the smallest spill and imposes scripted procedures on managers.
