The phrase "suffer exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to describe the consequence for someone of being revealed or exposed to something undesirable or unpleasant. For example: The politician suffered exposure when his secret offshore accounts were uncovered by journalists.
Yet it seems likely that such a highly profitable business will not suffer exposure easily, nor welcome close scrutiny.
In both cell systems, cybrids and fibroblasts, we also tested the combined effect of two toxicants, adding toluene to 2,5-HD, as we recently documented that humans may suffer exposure to a mixture of solvents [20].
Last month, two workers at the nuclear plant in Rawatbhata, Rajasthan, suffered exposure to radioactive tritium.
The remaining blocks that had suffered exposure were viable.
There are hundreds of industries that employ the use of asbestos; your claim may be very different from a claim by someone who suffered exposure under different circumstances.
If the effect of radiation on CLL risk only becomes apparent many years (or a few decades) after irradiation, then analyses conducted under relatively short exposure lag assumptions may suffer serious exposure misclassification problems.
Soon, however, the populace of the floating city began to suffer from exposure to Kryptonite, a radioactive mineral that sickened Kryptonians and deprived them of their powers.
"There is substantial evidence to suggest that many children with autism suffer from exposure to mercury, and probably other toxic metals and toxic chemicals," he wrote in a 2007 Summary Of Biomedical Treatments For Autism.
Employers could have to pay the medical costs of staff who suffer from exposure to asbestos if legislation proposed by a Welsh assembly member becomes law.
Proposals going through the Welsh assembly would force businesses to pay the medical costs of staff who suffer from exposure to asbestos.
Cattle will instinctively try to escape from a storm and, since they can never outrun it, they eventually become exhausted and suffer from exposure.
