'hazard mitigation measures' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to actions taken to reduce or eliminate the risks associated with a particular hazard or danger. For example, "The city implemented several hazard mitigation measures to reduce the risk of flooding caused by heavy rainfall."
Additionally there is a lack of standard techniques and measurement apparatus, which impedes the development of optimal aerosol hazard mitigation measures.
Federal money is also available on a cost-sharing basis for hazard mitigation measures statewide.
Due to such extensive unrest, hazard mitigation measures were implemented 2 months before the eruption.
The MP height information improves the understanding of the deformation estimates, and also contributes to address hazard mitigation measures and restorations.
Current limitations of risk reduction and hazard mitigation measures include a poor understanding of risks related to natural hazards coupled with inadequate policy and planning integration of risk reduction strategies across sectors, particularly at the community level (HSCD 2010).
Federal funding is also available on a cost-sharing basis for hazard mitigation measures statewide.
For each determined hazard level we then propose a list of required risk mitigation measures (technical, organizational, personal, reception and storage, shipping and handling, medical survey and cleaning facilities).
Animal health surveillance includes the systematic, continuous or repeated, measurement, collection, collation, analysis, interpretation and timely dissemination of animal health and welfare related data from defined populations, essential for describing health hazard occurrence and to contribute to the planning, implementation and evaluation of risk mitigation measures [ 6].
Regarding the self-protective theories and their implementation in the natural hazard filed, the research has assessed the factors influencing homeowners' decision process for adopting risk mitigation measures.
Such inconsistent evaluation results can directly influence the outcome of a hazard or risk assessment for a specific chemical, which in turn may result e.g., in unnecessary risk mitigation measures, or underestimated risks for the environment.
