The phrase "deadly bite" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing dangerous animals, such as snakes or insects, or in metaphorical language to describe something harmful.
Example: "The snake's deadly bite can be fatal if not treated immediately."
Alternatives: "lethal sting" or "fatal bite."
In this poor and remote area, a three-hour drive along rocky switchbacks to the nearest city, most people run for their lives at the sight of what Adomo described as "very fierce snakes" that deliver deadly bites.
Only later, in certain lineages, did snakes evolve a deadlier bite.
I told her many times, it's deadly". A bite by one of the vipers is usually fatal within two to four hours, he added.
Taita Paulino had successfully cured several of their relatives and the students wanted to use his knowledge to produce a healing salve for the deadly insect bite.
Abler examined the teeth of tyrannosaurids between each tooth serration; the serrations may have held pieces of carcass with bacteria, giving Tyrannosaurus a deadly, infectious bite much like the Komodo dragon was thought to have.
Results from text campaigns like these have been phenomenal, increasing bednet use by 12%, translating into 500,000 people sleeping under nets which otherwise may be vulnerable to a deadly mosquito bite.
After all, when Lafayette has to give himself over to a spirit in order to cast a spell that will save Jesus from a deadly snake bite, he's not doing that because a group told him to.
As well as fires, the unwary visitor must look out for razor-sharp shrubs, deadly spiders, biting ants, snakes and termites.
In March, a Canadian man started weeping tears of blood after suffering a potentially-deadly snake bite in Costa Rica.
The timber rattlesnake, deadly as its bite may be, is a threatened species in New York, and the discovery of the nest meant that the company would be required to prepare a study on the project's effect on the snakes before mining could begin.
