The phrase "a hazardous situation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a scenario that poses a risk or danger to individuals or the environment.
Example: "The workers were evacuated from the site due to a hazardous situation involving toxic gas leaks."
Alternatives: "a dangerous scenario" or "a risky condition."
It defines an emergency as a hazardous situation like an elevator running with its doors open.
And, if a hazardous situation does come up, it can be a bonus to have so many mechanics on hand.
Software uses the sensor data to estimate when a person needs help spotting or avoiding a hazardous situation.
Ms. Chalmers said the employee told her that the chimney lining needed to be replaced, and that it posed a hazardous situation that would have to be reported.
And Marion Lee Sanders, an on-call engineer from Florida, said that automated phone calls fill up voice-mail boxes, which "could create a hazardous situation, since I work in the chemical industry".
Exterior fire spread problems become increasingly more important as rapid fire spread from floor to floor can occur via combustible exterior claddings creating a hazardous situation for building occupants.
However, the ASA ruled that because the ad showed Steinfeld, who was only 14, in a potentially hazardous situation on a railway track, it was "irresponsible".
When a potentially hazardous situation arises, the system either provides a warning to the driver that an action may be required, or takes over temporary control of an operational aspect of the vehicle (such as braking) and engages that system without driver input to avoid a crash.
Pregnant women will not prepare for or take adequate precautions before delivery since pregnancy may be perceived as a part of life and not as a potentially hazardous situation[ 28].
If diminished sensitivity to motion raises the possibility that a patient's transient attention might not be attracted to a moving stimulus, a behaviorally valuable eye movement may not be performed and a potentially hazardous situation may not be recognized.
Which, to return to a novel's first requirement — not that its characters be likable but that they be interesting — is a formally hazardous situation.
