"emergency release" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use the phrase when referring to a safety mechanism that is designed to quickly and safely release a person from a dangerous situation. For example: "The escape room featured an emergency release in case of a fire."
There are tethers for child-safety seats and an emergency release inside the trunk.
The North said the emergency release of water was necessary because rain and floodwaters had threatened to breach the dam.
The North said the emergency release of water was necessary because rain and floodwaters threatened to breach the dam.
Consider fitting a luminous emergency release handle in the boot, in case robbers lock you in it.
Reacting to the rally of the last week, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries ruled out an emergency release of oil supplies.
'The government didn't build, rejected less punitive sentencing and ruled out the emergency release of prisoners near the end of their term.
In February, emergency releases from Anderson Lake Dam, in Santa Clara County, flooded hundreds of homes in San Jose.
Each of these emergency releases sought to remedy a discrete supply reduction and none offer a precedent for a release under the current circumstances.
Mr. Williams said things began to improve on Saturday, well before emergency releases of water from the Upper Klamath Lake in southern Oregon reached the so-called dead zone of the lower river on Monday.
"This would lead to the need for a greater number of emergency releases from the dam reservoir and increase the frequency and intensity of floods in Surat," he says.
A second, higher spillway provides for emergency releases, but until February, operators had never used it.
