The phrase "operational dangers" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to potential hazards or risks that can affect the functioning or operations of a system, organization, or project. Example: The project managers discussed the operational dangers that could arise if the new software system was not properly tested before its launch.
What is operational risk?
The ones that are still operational, are in danger of being run into it.
Discussions with stakeholders (Dewhurst, [2007]) emphasized that weather forecasts were used by stakeholders on an operational level, but mostly to minimize danger due to high winds and high seas rather than to forecast ice movement.
Although adaptive immunity is a highly effective defense system, it takes several days to become fully operational and needs to be triggered by danger-signals generated during the preceding innate immune response.
This platform can be integrated into current readily available software products to produce an operational tool for balancing benefits of wildfire with potential dangers.
Lt. Gen. James R. Helmly, the chief of the Reserve, recently said in a memorandum to Army leaders that his organization was in "grave danger" of being unable to meet its operational requirements and was "rapidly degenerating into a 'broken' force".
We identify as the main danger antiquated centralized models of organization and the operational limits of interdisciplinarity in the sciences.
Fallon denied that the submarines were in danger of being obsolete by the time they became operational 15 years from now, provided they arrived on schedule.
Researchers at the Russian Academy of Sciences in Moscow said the debris had a "special political danger" because it is difficult to determine whether an operational satellite had been hit by the fragments or was intentionally attacked by another country.
No power requirement 2. No quality control is required 3. Simple operational mechanism that hardly goes wrong 4. Safe from the danger of intermittent usage 5.
The line, which generally used to be closed during the monsoons because of the danger of landslides, has, since the 1980s, been kept operational throughout the year.
