The phrase "extreme hazard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that poses a significant risk or danger.
Example: "The construction site was marked with signs indicating an extreme hazard due to the unstable scaffolding."
Alternatives: "severe risk" or "critical danger."
Drano Kitchen Crystals may remain in the drain after use, creating an extreme hazard.
Stay close to the east bank when approaching the Row, as there is a low-head dam just downstream, an extreme hazard.
Contreras was one of five AP journalists who shared in the Pulitzer awarded last April for breaking news photography, cited by judges for "producing memorable images under extreme hazard" and saluted by Lyon for their bravery and skill.
In generator fishing, a bare wire is fed into the water and then a 220-volt generator is started, electrocuting any fish in the area but also posing an extreme hazard to anyone in the water.
The advent of performance-based seismic design has revolutionized the engineering thought process and as a result building owners can consider performance objectives that enable a building to perform better in an extreme hazard than observed with current design code.
Part I of this two-part paper introduced a building portfolio recovery model (BPRM) to forecast the stochastic recovery process of building portfolios within a community following an extreme hazard event.
Although many lives have been saved, unless infrastructure is improved the impact of extreme hazards will keep growing.
At one point, 12 had requested to be reassigned from inside the mine to a different area of the operation because of the extreme hazards.
They then equipped their plants with more emergency electricity supplies and protected them to better withstand a whole range of hard-to-predict extreme hazards.
However, like all extreme hazards, such events are rare, so we have limited data on which to build our understanding of the events.
Current bridge design specifications deal with various extreme hazards independently, which may lead to less economic design and construction practices, and may also underestimate failure probabilities.
