The phrase "emergency exercise" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a practice emergency situation, such as a fire drill. For example, "The fire alarm sounded and everyone gathered in the school parking lot for the emergency exercise."
Hundreds of plant workers, local firefighters, policemen and authorities took part in a three day simulated radiation emergency exercise.
But when I saw that five ounces of white wine, alone, totaled 121, I knew emergency exercise would be necessary.
Obama transition officials were told of the changes during a joint emergency exercise held in January, one of several dry runs using the new structure, officials said.
"Frankly, when we heard the news, we thought it was some kind of joke or an emergency exercise," Mr. Tillon said.
The report will consist of its evaluation of the September 2002 emergency exercise at Indian Point and an evaluation of Mr. Witt's work.
Civil defense and emergency managers use the proposed DSS in emergency exercise to select among evacuation and "shelter-in-place" alternatives.
Emergency exercises involving the health community are considered an important and integral part of emergency preparedness activities.
Indispensable complements are scenario exercises, emergency exercises and similar methods that validate the design and highlight organisational aspects.
Designing a system of emergency exercises without a balanced approach for all capabilities may fail the preparedness.
— found that 40 states reported requiring schools to conduct emergency exercises to prepare for such a disaster.
Most cities do not have the budget for real-world emergency exercises, said BreakAway Games founder Douglas Whatley.
