1. Plural of biosecurity; measures and protocols designed to prevent the spread of infectious diseases, pests, or biological hazards in agricultural, medical, or laboratory settings.
Usage: Usually used in plural form; Common in agriculture, public health, and research contexts

Examples

• The farm implemented strict biosecurities to prevent avian flu from spreading among the poultry.
• Hospital biosecurities include proper handling of biohazardous waste and personal protective equipment.
• Research laboratories maintain multiple biosecurities to protect workers from pathogenic organisms.
• Biosecurities at the border include screening for invasive plant and animal species.
• The veterinary clinic upgraded its biosecurities after a disease outbreak.
• International trade agreements often require compliance with biosecurities standards.
• Biosecurities training is mandatory for all staff working in the microbiology department.