"accident measures" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to practices or plans that are designed to avoid or minimize damage or danger in the event of an accident. For example: "The company has implemented strict accident measures to ensure the safety of its employees."
A second study investigating exposures from the same accident measured the prevalence and duration of breastfeeding among 466 women exposed to PBB [ 7].
Even so, fatal accidents, measured by the number of flights, are commonest in Africa and there, in contrast to the rest of the world, no sign of improvement is yet detectable.But it may come.
Kenardy and colleagues [ 10] reported that early self-reported symptoms of PTSD in children injured in accidents (measured at 1-2 weeks post-injury) predicted the presence of PTSD symptoms at 4-6 weeks and 6 months post-injury.
Railway Technical Research Institute carried out researches on investigation of the accident and measures at this section.
The Soviets found just 42 words for that first pronouncement, tersely noting there had been an accident and "measures are being taken to eliminate the consequences".
In stressful situations such as severe accidents in nuclear power plants, operators need support tools to ease decision making in the selection of accident management measures.
By a robust containment and severe accident mitigation measures, the need for offsite emergency response actions (population evacuation or relocation) is restricted to the immediate plant vicinity.
There were performed several analyses: the first analysis assumed that operators take no action or their actions are not successful to provide the coolant injection to the reactor core; the other analyses were performed to investigate the accident management measures to restore the core cooling at different temperatures of the reactor core.
COCOSYS is being used for the identification of possible deficits in plant safety, qualification of the safety reserves of the entire system, assessment of damage-limiting or mitigating accident management measures, support of integral codes in PSA level 2 studies and safety evaluation of new plants.
But it is no accident that measures that do not seem to fit with the core aim - rebuilding the economy - did not make it.
