The phrase "amid disaster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or action occurring during a time of disaster or crisis.
Example: "Amid disaster, the community came together to support those in need."
Alternatives: "in the midst of disaster" or "during the disaster".
Finally we fall for those lovers I mentioned, the two of them separated by fate and the machinations of men, and oh, how we wish them well amid disaster.
Without narrative indulgence, they show an attentiveness to the details of ordinary life, the moody beauty of nature; the tone is of gentle comedy and black humor amid disaster.
Incredible spirit of resilience amid disaster.
As the father and son travel through the devastated landscape, they meet earthquake survivors forced to carry on with their lives amid disaster.
In both cases, people clearly took pride in their appearance, almost as a statement of pride and resilience amid disaster and poverty.
The results suggest that Trump wins the most plaudits when fulfilling the presidency's more benign roles, such as commemorating historical events, urging caution amid disasters, and celebrating holidays.
But the emphasis on Sunday, made by the governor and others, was on the cooperation that has sprung up amid the disaster at hand.
Lest anyone think that Mr. Christie had been subsumed by politics amid a disaster, the governor, who spoke at the Republican National Convention in support of Mitt Romney, heaped praise on President Obama.
A hotel collapsed amid the disaster, killing at least one person, and loose debris covered the town.
After the police came and took our statements we slept amid the disaster zone that was our room, being careful not to disturb anything for the forensics team coming the next morning.
