The phrase 'eminent danger' is correct and can be used in written English.
You may use it when referring to a situation of great risk and/or imminent harm. Example sentence: With the tornado approaching swiftly, the town was in eminent danger.
The crew and producers are allowed to help in the event of eminent danger (like a bear attack) otherwise they don't talk to or engage with the contestants.
People are friendly and there is no eminent danger.
The challenge we are now facing is that the smallholder revolution that was started inadvertently by the food and beverage industry is in eminent danger of falling short of its potential, and in some cases is doing more harm than good by creating dependencies rather than building capacity.
Recently it has become clear that infection is commonly related to the release of DAMPs that serve to warn the host for eminent danger.
Inflammation is commonly followed by the release of endogenous proteins called danger associated molecular patterns (DAMPs) that are able to warn the host for eminent danger.
This permanent monitoring associated with distress triggers ensures that the elderly have an immediate response in eminent danger situations.
Social machines and networks offer a greater benefit in serving public by far reaching global services such as averting disaster, sensing eminent dangers, and stopping thugs and Mafia to gain control of the social and national security of nations.
No one was threatening his life and happiness: no drug cartels, no death squads were eminent dangers.
Despite the eminent and costly dangers of climate change, American attitudes toward solutions don't reflect the urgency of our current situation.
I took that as a sign that danger was eminent.
