The phrase "adverse ground" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing unfavorable or challenging conditions, particularly in legal, military, or environmental discussions.
Example: "The troops were forced to retreat due to the adverse ground conditions that hindered their movement."
Alternatives: "unfavorable terrain" or "hostile environment".
Moreover, 45% of the globally important oil and natural gas production fields in the Russian Arctic are located in areas with high hazard potential because of adverse ground conditions and thaw of near-surface permafrost by 2050.
Once recognized, the structural zones can be projected in advance of mining so that section crews can be forewarned of potentially adverse ground conditions and be prepared to install appropriate supplemental support, and local modifications to pillar design can be implemented to enhance long-term stability.
The general failure of spanking to show more adverse effects than grounding and psychotherapy in our closest re-analyses in Table 5 is remarkable because the original study produced the largest estimate of an adverse causal effect for customary spanking to date[ 1].
This implies that there cannot be a universal definition of childhood and that imposing such a definition can have adverse impacts on the ground, such as those felt in the efforts against child labour in Pakistan4.
This caused a strong adverse reaction by the ground troops, particularly the infantry riflemen who suffered the heaviest losses and endured the greatest hardships.
In these situations, flocks of white storks sit out the adverse weather on the ground, standing and facing into the wind.
Battered, but not fried, Zatarain's appeals from the adverse judgment on several grounds.
This would have likely led to a rise in short-term interest rates, which those at the helm were adverse to on Keynesian grounds.
Why do sending children to their room and privilege removal appear to have less adverse effects than spanking, grounding, and psychotherapy when using covariates of intermediate adequacy in the latter two types of analyses (Tables 6 and 7)?
Diuron has been identified as the third most frequently found hazardous pesticide in ground water having adverse impact on natural resources (Newman 1995).
Those who do not leave the breeding grounds before the adverse weather are not driven southward by it.
