"support the safety of" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to promote or advocate for the protection and well-being of something or someone. Example: As a parent, it is our responsibility to support the safety of our children by teaching them about stranger danger and setting boundaries for their online activities.
Roving Ambassadors also support the safety of plants and people in the Garden.
Heitkamp said the corps' order was "a needed step to support the safety of residents, workers, protesters and law enforcement".
Study findings support the safety of the amantadine baclofen combination treatment for cocaine dependence.
Our results suggest that incorporation of patient screening by specific cellular and gene expression assays may support the safety of drug minimization trials and protocols.
Preclinical and clinical data support the safety of human mesenchymal stem cells as a potential novel therapy for this fatal condition.
These systems seek to support the safety of people in their workplaces, protect the environment against damage from industrial accidents, and protect businesses against serious losses from damage to plant and machinery.
Techniques that have recently become available for assessing food quality and its impact on human health, as well as the wealth of scientific data previously generated, clearly support the safety of commercialized GE products.
In pharmaceutical drug development, there has been increased interest in the need to perform juvenile animal studies to support the safety of use of new medicines in the pediatric population.
When presented with a completely fictional file of clinical evidence – which included the information that there was no data to support the safety of the product, and that one in three women would be scarred by it – three of the organisations allowed to approve devices for sale in Europe suggested there would be no problem taking it to the market.
The results of this study further support the safety of flow diverters.IPS, in-Pipeline stenosisPED, Pipeline Embolization Device.
Our data support the safety of HBBM and may help to encourage the use of HBBM to reduce post-laparotomy complications due to abdominal adhesions.
