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The phrase "are hazardous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that poses a risk or danger to health, safety, or the environment.
Example: "The chemicals in this laboratory are hazardous and require proper handling procedures."
Alternatives: "pose a risk" or "are dangerous".
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Mining operations are hazardous.
Generalizations, though, are hazardous.
Even when dry, the camps are hazardous.
"And all of those options are hazardous".
Kolvin warns us that any cultural arguments are hazardous.
Toll booths are hazardous for the same reason.
As Gibb states, there is significant research suggesting that some manufactured nanomaterials are hazardous to health.
Its cliffs and rocky terrain are hazardous, and some clean-up work is needed.
S.U.V.'s must be seen as unfashionable, selfish indulgences that are hazardous to public safety.
"These occasions, when the Prime Minister escapes from his speech-writers, are hazardous.
Although premature generalizations are hazardous — who, in 1915, could have predicted Stockhausen or Steve Reich?
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