The phrase "disaster experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to personal or professional experiences related to disasters, such as natural disasters or crises.
Example: "Her disaster experience during the hurricane helped her develop effective emergency response strategies."
Alternatives: "crisis experience" or "emergency experience."
If the Apollo I disaster experience of 17 years ago provides a model, large-scale modifications will be required and even a total redesign of the shuttle could become necessary.
In spite of criticism against the ineptitude of established authorities, and in spite of evidence that building locations and methods are vulnerable to the elements, it requires strong leadership to guide the community toward innovation that makes use of what can be learned from the disaster experience.
Participants were then asked to refer other participants with disaster experience using snowball sampling methodology.
A senior WHO employee with extensive communications and disaster experience at WHO contributed an initial list of 15 potential participants.
However, preparedness was significantly correlated with disaster experience, escape experience, the distance between home and the disaster point, and risk perception (Lindell and Hwang 2008; Baker 2011).
Women's vulnerabilities to disasters are linked to biological, social, and psychological issues that are part of every disaster experience (Sekar et al. 2005).
Officials said the accident was the worst single disaster experienced in the 150 years since the founding of the Egyptian Railway Authority.
Authorities said that at least 9.7 million people across 41 provinces have been affected by the storm, one of the most powerful ever to hit land and likely to be the deadliest natural disaster experienced by the Philippines.
Storytelling enables the passing on of disaster experiences and knowledge from older to younger generations.
They assert that disaster experiences are traumatic and may cause death or injuries.
The article identifies children's disaster experiences, their potential roles, and how they are involved in DRR.
