The phrase "and evaluate the hazard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to risk assessment, safety analysis, or environmental studies where one needs to assess potential dangers.
Example: "Before proceeding with the project, we must identify the risks and evaluate the hazard associated with each step."
Alternatives: "assess the risk" or "analyze the danger".
This paper makes the case that to achieve risk reduction effectively: the first steps are to identify and evaluate the hazards and assess the risks deriving from them; then, a logically supported, feasible, hierarchical series of control measures should be undertaken to reduce risks; and the risk reduction measures should be encompassed within a sound problem solving technique.
As the Shinmoedake tephra was far coarser (0.5 10 mm) than typical soils particle sizes (<0.5 mm), and tephras are known to potentially exhibit long-term, complex leaching of hazardous elements (e.g. Fluoride), a specialist tephra analysis protocol for agriculture may have been more useful to adequately evaluate the hazard (Ayris and Delmelle, 2012).
We constructed multivariable Cox regression models to evaluate the hazard ratios (HR) between RAMP-DM and control groups for each study endpoint adjusted for all the baseline covariates.
Cox regression model was applied to evaluate the hazard ratios (HRs) of biomarkers on overall and progression-free survival.
Cox proportional hazards analyses were used to evaluate the hazard ratios (HR) for RRT associated with calcium levels.
In each case, disregard of this basic value translated into failures to enable and require researchers to evaluate the hazards inherent in their experiments, to assess and mitigate the resulting risks, to adhere to recognized safety practices, and to use all necessary protective equipment.
The report included recommendations for several new lines of research to evaluate the hazards and develop ways of improving chances for the safety and success of operations on the Martian surface.
These issues include not only the management of a considerable amount of data to describe landscape features but also the choice of appropriate tools to evaluate the hazards and risks.
They also evaluate the hazards of property damage or loss and the legal liability for the safety and well-being of others.
Since the explicit functional form and the statistical indices are available, the statistically regressed curves seem to have a benefit in that it may be used directly to conduct hazard analysis, and evaluate the uncertainty within the critical cyclic strength curves.
