'exposed deck' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a deck, or outdoor patio, that is open, uncovered, and not sheltered in any way. For example: "We had a lovely dinner on the exposed deck, surrounded by nature."
Catamaran vessels operating at high-speed can be exposed to deck diving and bow damage and one resolution of this problem is the wave-piercer design of INCAT Tasmania.
French marines on the higher decks poured volleys of musket fire onto Bellerophons exposed upper decks.
You can also expose your deck to sunlight in a protected area for half a day.
Sprinkle your cards lightly with water, herbal tea or a plant infusion and wipe immediately or expose your deck to moonlight in a protected area for half the night.
On the upper deck, exposed to the cool night air, people wrapped themselves in blankets.
A normal truck at Deep Springs has dust caked in the vents, a half-ripped-out tape deck, exposed wires, and an orange peel on the floor.
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Finally, a case study of a concrete bridge deck exposed to marine environment was presented and the sensitivity analysis of steel corrosion was carried out.
None of the options for closing the angle between the lines presented a favourable option to the British commander: any manoeuvre to bring ships closer would limit their firing ability to their bow guns, and potentially expose their decks to raking or enfilading fire from the enemy ships.
The top deck in the hull structure was the upper deck (or weather deck) which was exposed to the elements in the waist.
