"battle situations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe any situation or scenario in which a battle is taking place or is about to take place. Example: The soldiers were well-trained and ready to face any battle situations that may arise on the battlefield.
Ellen Purdy, the director of the Pentagon's Joint Ground Robotics Enterprise, which was established to examine how to develop robots and integrate them into battle situations, told me, "Technology always outpaces doctrine.
It was a tough battle, situations arise, these things happen.
As the centuries wore on and battle situations became more prickly and complicated, so did biological warfare.
But it does have a system for Nintendo's little plastic figures, which combine with collectible in-game cards to provide boosts in battle situations.
It cost the lives of about 4,500 U.S. soldiers in battle situations and sent hundreds of thousands of soldiers home with lifelong physical and spiritual injuries; suicides are rampant among soldiers and vets.
Even if aliens haven't figured out how to do any of that futuristic, sci-fi shit yet, all one would need is a claw to tug at her earrings and she'll have lost the ability to hear – and hearing is a key asset in battle situations.
The head of the local resistance to the Houthis, Naif al-Bakri, said: "The battle situation in Aden now requires an urgent ground intervention by the Arab coalition forces to prevent the fall of Aden".
The cowboy's panicked expression, his sense of being outnumbered by dangerous forces, the racket around him, seem to put him in a battle situation, Mr. Nemerov writes in the show's catalog, adding that while the painting is not actually about the Civil War, "the war haunts it, as it does so many of Remington's other works".
"There are many ways of killing someone that leave no traces on the bones, even in a battle situation".
These tactics, practised so thoroughly over the years, proved totally useless to the battle situation facing them over Britain in 1940.
He responded adroitly to a changed battle situation by re-orienting his front from northeast to northwest, and was able to inflict a series of reverses on Lear's forces.
