'incoming danger' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to describe a potential threat or danger that is approaching. For example, "The citizens heard a loud siren alerting them that incoming danger was on its way."
How can young people be so careless as to walk with earbuds closing out their hearing, rendering them vulnerable to incoming danger?
With flashbulb-quick reflexes, Agassi deflected the incoming danger with his sleight-of-hand returns and nimble footwork, using his trademark qualities to usher him through his quarterfinal match, 7-6 (4), 6-4, 6-4.
When more than 50%% of the population with sleep disorders tends to use mobiles or the internet before sleeping, it makes the care providers wake up and take notice of the incoming danger.
Will NASA's New Asteroid Intruder Alert System Warn Us In Time Of Incoming Danger?
Also similar to the PACERS, they are not usually the ones fighting the intruder, they're trained to notify someone else of any incoming danger.
Automated lights that can be toggled with our iPhone, fire alarms and carbon monoxide detectors to warn us of incoming danger, cameras to keep a pair of eyes upon us as we sleep, there is so much that technology has to offer in terms of safeguarding our fortress.
People living in rural areas could be easily alerted of incoming dangers, as well as how to prepare for them.
The Coin Launcher is a machine that uses coins as projectiles to shoot trophies and counter incoming dangers such as missiles.
Turning on the back camera during a race allows you to watch and avoid incoming dangers.
Notably, "red zone" poses a particular danger to incoming freshmen.
Businesses should beware the danger of incoming distractions.
