The phrase "survival right" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about human rights, particularly in contexts related to the right to life and basic necessities for survival.
Example: "In times of crisis, the government must ensure that every citizen's survival right is protected."
Alternatives: "right to survive" or "right to life."
Companies are doing all they can to ensure their survival right now.
If you cut too deep, you can hire folks back, and given the economy, it's better you secure your company's survival right now and think about scaling up when the market gives you some signs of hitting a bottom.
The normalized survival ratio before (N0) and after 30 min (N30) of aerosolization (left Y-axis) and log reduction in survival (right Y-axis) of the parental strain (BW), ∆rpoS, ∆oxyR and ∆soxR.
I always felt like survival over time was just as important as survival right this second.
But animal suicides are rare - they would have to override their instinct for survival right?
Models were built for 10-year breast cancer specific survival (left) and for 5-year breast cancer death or distant metastasis free survival (right).
Despite the fact that in 2007 a UN declaration enshrined minimum standards for the survival, rights, dignity and wellbeing of indigenous people, many argue there is still a long way to go to realising them.
The failures to recognize community survival rights can raise questions against state legitimacy over the basin water resources (Mosse 2003 303).
Power analysis showed that body weight, survival, righting reflex, geotaxis and tube test had highest predictive power for drug efficacy studies.
SURVIVAL RIGHTS Child Health The indicators for the survival rights of children are generally good most of the countries.
Tanzania ratified the Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1991 and since then children have survival rights, development rights, protection rights, participation rights, and the right not to be discriminated against.
