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"hazardous level" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which something is dangerous or poses a risk. For example, "The ammonia levels in the water had reached a hazardous level."
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Today, pollution has reached the "hazardous" level.
Similarly, a hazardous level of occupancy might be 70 percent for one hospital and 90 percent for another.
They came after a sharp spike during the morning in the yields demanded for riskier eurozone debt pushed Italy's benchmark borrowing costs beyond the psychologically hazardous level of 7%.
The highest proportion of respondents who had consumed alcohol to a hazardous level (14 units) in the past week – 20% – was between the ages of 45 and 64, and 4% of women in this bracket drank at least 35 units, according to Office for National Statistics figures for 2010.
China's air pollution has reached the hazardous level since 2000s.
A toxidrome is a syndrome caused by the presence of a hazardous level of toxins in the body.
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The capital's pollution regularly reaches hazardous levels.
The often hazardous levels of air pollution in some cities regularly make headlines worldwide.
Under a stricter state of California test, they also leached four other metals above hazardous levels.
On Thursday, air pollution in the capital soared to hazardous levels.
Delhi is not the only city this week to respond to hazardous levels of air pollution with a transport initiative.
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