The phrase "an explosive hazard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to safety, risk assessment, or discussions about materials that may pose a danger due to their explosive nature.
Example: "The construction site has been marked with warning signs indicating that there is an explosive hazard in the area."
Alternatives: "a blast risk" or "an explosive threat".
The vapors were "an overwhelming health hazard, and an explosive hazard," Ed Overton, the NOAA consultant, told me.
Submarine reactors need to be small and compact, and avoid the use of materials such as hot sodium that could prove an explosive hazard.
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It is also essential to dispose of the sample and any reagent after analysis without introducing a toxic or explosive hazard.
An even more explosive hazard looms in deep space: supernovas, which can unleash enough radiation to zap our life-shielding ozone layer.
In Puntland, there is a limited amount of explosive hazard.
"They have been able to mitigate a large amount of the explosive hazard, and it's getting to a manageable point," Mayor Jerry Jones said in a telephone interview Tuesday afternoon.
IS is likely to contaminate many areas within Mosul in this fashion, creating a mass of explosive hazards and buildings to be painstakingly cleared.
The wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have exposed a new generation of Americans to explosive hazards, which include falling rockets, mortar rounds and the makeshift bomb, which takes a dizzying array of forms.
Also, although MEC HA can be used at several points in the CERCLA process, it is primarily intended for use at the end of either a removal or remedial investigation in order to assess baseline explosive hazards and relative hazard reductions associated with the removal or remedial alternatives in the engineering evaluation/cost analysis (EE/CA) or remedial investigation/feasibility study (RI/FS).
The explosive hazards of the reaction are associated primarily with the hydrogen gas that is formed.
