"loose ground" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is often used to describe a surface that is not firm, usually referring to soil, dirt, or gravel. For example, "We had to be careful walking on the loose ground of the cliffside."
While suitable for firm ground, the open-face mole has sometimes been buried by running or loose ground.
The first was a sandwich of loose ground meat on a workaday hamburger bun slathered with melted cheese, ketchup and mustard, served in a drab old building underneath a parking garage.
But the German's serve, rifled through the shortest of ball tosses, got him out of trouble, and the Scot's loose ground strokes, coupled with some poor shot selection, especially the lob, bedevilled his progress.
The experience at the lunch counter feels very middle school cafeteria: a lunch lady look-alike takes your order and spoons loose ground beef — sloppy joe without the slop — onto a bun, slathers on extras, wraps it and hands it to you.
Thus, future moles are expected not only to cut rock but also to explore ahead for dangerous ground; handle and treat bad ground; provide a capability for prompt erection of support, rock bolting, or shotcreting; change cutters from the rear in loose ground; and produce rock fragments of a size appropriate to capability of the muck removal system.
Previous studies have also reported that loose ground conditions lead to higher degree of soil plugging conditions [11, 12].
In many cases, the open ground can be traced to a loose connection in the box.
Vehicle rolling resistance is important to vehicle and aircraft ground movement in loose soil and sand conditions, especially in military operations.
But after descending only a couple of switchbacks, he went off the road and over the side of the mountain, tumbling head-over-handlebars and falling some 30 yards down a steep slope of loose, finely ground rock.
With regard to loose sandy ground, there are many sites for construction that are not appropriate because of their poor or bad engineering properties.
There are various methods for fixing, stabilizing and improving the parameters of loose sandy ground conditions including the use of different percentages of cement, blast furnace slag and fly ash, that all depends on the improvement and economic conditions and choosing them.
