The phrase "a disaster community" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of people or organizations that come together to respond to or manage disasters, such as natural disasters or emergencies.
Example: "The disaster community worked tirelessly to provide aid and support to the affected areas after the hurricane."
Alternatives: "emergency response community" or "crisis management group".
The Charter states, among others, that child protection must be a priority before, during and after a disaster; community infrastructure be safe, and relief and reconstruction help reduce future risk; and disaster risk reduction reach the most vulnerable.
Based on feedback from more than 600 children in 21 countries, the Charter states that child protection must be a priority before, during and after a disaster; community infrastructure must be safe, and relief and reconstruction support should aim at reducing future risk.
Pearce says that in a disaster, communities come together and crime rates actually drop.
There's growing bipartisan consensus that our current criminal justice system is broken -- we're misusing criminalization and incarceration to solve social problems, leading to a disaster for communities, especially communities of color.
The buoyed-up state of the disaster community can last only a short time.
A local vicar, Oliver Coss, joined in the criticism of Clarke's appointment, calling it a "disaster for community cohesion in East Birmingham".
"Unless we fix the flow of money to the gun lobby we are in danger of creating a local version of the NRA and that would be a disaster for community safety".
The Rev Oliver Cross, who also happens to be vice-chair of governors at Regents Park school, one of the schools named as among those "infiltrated", has categorically refuted the allegations and called the appointment of Peter Clarke a "disaster for community cohesion".
A disaster science community could develop its own unique culture.
Writing on his blog, Father Coss, a vicar in Small Heath in Birmingham, said the appointment would be "a disaster for community cohesion in East Birmingham".
A school governor has said it is "a disaster for community cohesion" that the former national head of counter terrorism has been appointed to lead an inquiry into 25 Birmingham schools.
