"emergency readiness" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the state of being prepared and able to handle emergency situations. Example: The city's emergency readiness was put to the test during the hurricane last year, as they were able to quickly evacuate residents and provide essential services to those affected by the storm.
The federal government also runs periodic tests of emergency readiness within what is called a 50-mile "ingestion plume pathway," where radiation levels are expected to be lower.
Since 2006, the department of homeland security's computer emergency readiness team has recorded a dramatic explosion in the number of cybersecurity incidents on government networks.
OneBreath is designed to address two distinct problems: emergency readiness in developed countries and the shortage of ventilators in developing countries, Mr. Vijayasimha said.
NASA's investigations into the accident revealed several significant flaws in the design of the spacecraft and in the program's emergency readiness.
The hospital notified the city Health Department of the possibility of a case of smallpox and two officials, Dr. Joel Ackelsberg, who is the medical director of the Health Department's emergency readiness and response unit, and Dr. Marcelle Layton, the assistant commissioner for communicable diseases, showed up and interviewed the patient and did a clinical evaluation of him, officials said.
RIO DE JANEIRO — The incessant rain that killed at least 251 people last week has raised lingering questions about this Olympic city's emergency readiness and revived a long-dormant debate over the poor squatter communities that have sprung up in areas at risk of flooding and landslides.
Earlier this year, the US Department of Homeland Security's computer-emergency readiness team issued a warning about a popular brand of antivirus software after finding that it contained "critical vulnerabilities".
These multiple-media projects promote literacy, respect and understanding, language skill, school readiness, emergency preparedness and health.
Three bays at the front of the historic 1930s-era building are given over to fire engines used by the first responders, and stacks of emergency-readiness supplies sit on the other side of a wall from fine artworks hung in the 52-by-38-foot 52-by-38-foot 52-by-38-foot 52-by-38-foot
McClure LA, Boninger ML, Oyster ML, Roach MJ, Nagy J, Nemunaitis G. Emergency evacuation readiness of full-time wheelchair users with spinal cord injury.
Preparedness Planning Readiness is of critical importance when disaster strikes in risk-prone countries, and emergency preparedness planning is an important part of the UNICEF programme of support.
