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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'disaster zone' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a place or situation that has been badly affected by a disaster or crisis (e.g. a natural disaster, political turmoil, etc.). For example, "After the hurricane, the city was declared a disaster zone."
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Greece is a disaster zone.
He's an environmental disaster zone.
It is an environmental disaster zone.
The Justice Department is a disaster zone.
But this is a disaster zone".
Even without the drug residue, it's a disaster zone.
It would be a disaster zone, wouldn't it?
"But things are instead a disaster zone for many".
WASHINGTON, DC, has been declared a federal disaster zone.
But much of the valley remains a disaster zone.
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Snyder also reiterated his plans to appeal Obama's decision not to declare Flint a disaster zone.
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