The phrase "a disaster scenario" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential negative outcomes or situations that could lead to significant problems or crises.
Example: "In the event of a natural disaster, we must be prepared for a disaster scenario that could impact our community."
Alternatives: "a catastrophic situation" or "a crisis situation."
Defensive tackle Barry Cofield called it a "disaster scenario".
A disaster scenario is nothing new, of course, in fiction or on the screen.
Defensive tackle Barry Cofield likened being stuck in Wisconsin to a "disaster scenario".
This crisis has the potential to create a disaster scenario in terms of the quality of care".
Some gun owners have a survivalist streak, and believe in storing up weapons, as well as food and water, in case of a disaster scenario.
If this sounds vaguely like a disaster scenario out of "2001: A Space Odyssey," Mr. Fresco did not seem worried in the least.
Hands shoot up in response to questions about a disaster scenarios, the children eager explain the how to survive each situation.
In a typical disaster scenario, as soon as a call has been received by an emergency operator (e.g., police, fire department), first responders are immediately dispatched in the disaster area.
All of these factors put PDRPM in a quite unique position, deriving from the fact that PDRPM must be adapted and embedded into a complex disaster scenario, with sensitivity to a vast range of issues that include the socioeconomic, cultural, institutional, technological, environmental, and legal/regulatory circumstances of the existing context (Kaklauskas et al. 2009).
A team of international experts recently gathered in the Netherlands to undergo a mock disaster scenario, and practice ways to save a nation's cultural heritage from danger.
For whereas it is possible to imagine a world without scientists, or with many millions of them, short of a post disaster scenario it is literally impossible to imagine a world with just one.
