The phrase "take safety measures" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe the actions people can take to protect themselves or others. For example: "With the increased risk of coronavirus, it is important to take safety measures such as washing hands regularly and wearing a face mask when out in public."
It's good to be prepared to take safety measures into your own hands.
TOKYO (Reuters) - Three former Tokyo Electric Power (Tepco) executives were indicted on Monday for failing to take safety measures to prevent the nuclear disaster at Fukushima Daiichi plant in 2011, a Tokyo District Court official said.
It is of great importance to take safety measures or seek medical advice prior to intake of certain drugs due to its possible effects.
It is of great importance to take safety measures or seek medical advice prior to taking stronger drugs due to their possible effects.
They also took safety measures, like installing backup batteries on cell sites and moving important equipment to less vulnerable areas.
Employees of the Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies in Gatlinburg were also evacuated, local news outlet WATE reported, and the aquarium reportedly took safety measures to ensure the animals inside were not affected by smoke inhalation.
The Federal Aviation Administration decided in 2007 to allow Boeing to use the lithium-ion batteries instead of older, more stable types as long as it took safety measures to prevent or contain a fire.
First, public transit should be regulated by relocating public transportation stations and by taking safety measures around stations.
Out of the 6610 AEs, the PMDA took safety measures, such as recall, for 44 events (0.67%) and modification of package inserts for 51 events (0.77%).
As we know, the biggest safety challenge of CBTC System is that system safety cannot be simply achieved by testing and need to take safety management measures to deal with the human errors and software failures.
