The phrase "pose danger to" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that presents a threat or risk to someone or something else. Example: The dangerous chemicals in the factory pose danger to the workers' health and safety.
There, they pose danger to themselves and other motorists.
Russia has deployed a missile cruiser to the Mediterranean to provide extra aerial security to its forces and to destroy any target that may "pose danger to its interests", following Turkey's shooting down of a Russian fighter jet on Tuesday.
Devon Wildlife Trust has teamed up with the Devon and Somerset fire service to urge people to take care to avoid lighting fires in the region, which can devastate habitats that are key for rare species and pose danger to people and farmland.
CMEs can drive shocks that cause large solar energetic particle (SEP) events, and can impact Earth's magnetosphere producing extreme geomagnetic storms, all of which pose danger to humans and their technology in space and ground.
CMEs are now counted among the major natural hazards because they cause large solar energetic particle (SEP) events and major geomagnetic storms, both of which pose danger to humans and their technology in space and ground.
Slovakia Under-21 international Ondrej Duda and Serbian Miroslav Radovic, who scored three over the two legs against the Dubliners, are likely to pose danger to Celtic, and former Motherwell attacker Henrik Ojaama is the Polish side's squad.
Libya still has some scattered air defenses, consisting mainly of portable antiaircraft missiles and truck-mounted systems, which could pose dangers to relatively slow, low-flying helicopters.
Though the science is at best inconclusive, there is a widespread conviction in Italy that genetically altered foods and crops pose dangers to human health and ecosystems.
But the technique could pose dangers to humans.
After all, both sides realize that continued escalation poses danger to each of them and to the country.
The spent nuclear fuel from any nuclear power plant poses danger to the public if not taken care sufficiently.
