The phrase "a fatal situation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a scenario that poses a serious threat to life or well-being.
Example: "The hikers found themselves in a fatal situation when they got lost in the blizzard without proper supplies."
Alternatives: "a life-threatening situation" or "a deadly circumstance".
"It was a fatal situation," Ms. Skvortsova said.
Cerebral tuberculosis infection is a fatal situation that requires rapid medical intervention; one of the drugs used in this case is IV RIF; however, the drug cannot pass the blood brain barrier (BBB) completely and the therapy is troublesome [22].
"It could have been a fatal situation if more momentum had occurred so I don't recommend that for anyone to try," Bonanca told WBZ-TV.
Make sure the ground is level and sturdy if not you may already have started your flip and land in a fatal situation.
When placed in a potentially fatal situation, they have a fight-or-flight response that compromises higher level brain functioning.
If the Falcons fail to convert, they'd hand the ball over to the Saints at their own 29, a nearly fatal situation, worth only 0.18 WP.
Von Kressenstein succeeded in withdrawing his battered force from a potentially fatal situation; both his advance to Romani and the withdrawal were remarkable achievements of planning, leadership, staff work and endurance.
Fulminant CDAC often requires surgeons to perform a prompt invasive surgical treatment, such as a subtotal colectomy, in order to remove the septic source and improve the patient's fatal situation [7 19].
To improve this fatal situation, patients with locoregional disease receive neoadjuvant chemo- or chemoradiotherapy before undergoing surgery, which has been shown to provide a survival benefit [ 4- 6].
In fact, my wife was nearly killed by a falling tree last year, and I've survived numerous nearly fatal situations in New Guinea.
Thanks to satellite phones, radios, helicopters, GPS's and other technology, extreme adventurers not only can often be rescued from otherwise fatal situations, but they sometimes count on such a rescue as an emergency escape option.
