The phrase "abating hazards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to reducing or diminishing risks or dangers, often in safety or environmental discussions.
Example: "The new safety protocols are effective in abating hazards in the workplace."
Alternatives: "mitigating risks" or "reducing dangers."
"Within 10 days after the Judge's order becomes final, SeaWorld must abate the hazards and provide documentation to OSHA's Tampa Area Office that the hazards have been corrected".
The judgment, Michaels said in a statement, "is a win for the employees of SeaWorld, because within 10 days after the Judge's order becomes final, SeaWorld must abate the hazards and provide documentation to OSHA's Tampa Area Office that the hazards have been corrected".
Environmental prevention has been proven to reduce childhood morbidity, yet interventions to abate environmental hazards can be quite costly.
In 2014, Judge James P. Kleinberg held the three companies liable for the cost of inspecting more than 3.5 million California homes and apartments and removing or abating residual lead hazards.
Screening children for lead and abating lead paint hazards in homes of children with EBLs must continue.
Rather than waiting until our blood level screening program tells us we have a burdened child, the judgment will provide the funding necessary to abate that hazard". .
To provide continuing scientific and technical assistance to State and local agencies to enable them to identify and abate asbestos health hazards.
In December 2013, Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge James Kleinberg ordered ConAgra, Sherwin-Williams and National Lead NL Industriess) to pay $1.15 billion to three California cities and seven counties,including Los Angeles County, to abate lead paint hazards in 3.5 million homes built before 1978.
See, e.g., Pine v. Kalian, 723 A.2d 804, 804-05 (R.I.1998) (mem.) (upholding the Superior Court's grant of an injunction requiring that two landlords abate the lead hazard in their property).
A twisted detour into an abattoir of mutilated bodies and pools of crimson also introduced manipulatable environmental hazards to abate the incoming hoards.
