The phrase "hazard information" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to any information about potential dangers or risks that may be present in a certain situation or environment. Example: The employees were trained on how to read and understand hazard information in the workplace to ensure their safety.
Scientists can communicate hazard information to the public through formal and informal face-to-face meetings, through public presentations, and through the media.
CHEMpendium compiles chemical hazard information from a variety of sources.
Risk assessment compares hazard information with an exposure assessment (Report of the OECD workshop, 1995).
But some scientists are urging consumers to focus on a different problem: the lack of hazard information on the thousands of chemicals in everyday products.
The HSDB records include data on human health effects, animal toxicity studies, environmental fate and exposure, and hazard information.
Energy production was a weak factor, and bird hazard information a potent factor, in explaining both experiential and acceptability ratings.
Informational activities included the design and distribution of 10 hazard information datasheets based on rules for safer diving.
A generalized model is presented to incorporate objective (hard) and subjective (soft) hazard information in automated decision-aiding systems.
(d) Contractors must provide the occupational medicine providers access to hazard information by promoting its communication, coordination, and sharing among operating and environment, safety, and health protection organizations.
While Florida does not, according to your article, have laws regarding flood hazard exposure, FEMA and individual counties do provide flood hazard information.
The Probabilistic Hazard Information (PHI) system for severe weather is being developed by NOAA National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL) to communicate probabilistic hazardous weather information.
