The phrase "a broader risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing risks that encompass a wider range of factors or implications than a more specific risk.
Example: "The company must consider a broader risk when evaluating the potential impacts of climate change on its operations."
Alternatives: "a wider risk" or "an expanded risk".
A broader risk perspective is required.
For environmentalists, the accusations point to a broader risk: that in a country as sprawling and corrupt as Indonesia, and on an issue as complex as carbon accounting, REDD is open to being watered down.
"I think there is a broader risk for Ukip here because they position themselves as the patriotic party, they plaster the Union Jack all over their leaflets, but actually there's something very un-British about this kind of language, very unpleasant," Hunt said.
Two units allowed women with a broader risk profile to use the pool.
However, the HFMEA's 'Failure to document' represented a broader risk than the SWIFT's more specific ones, so we scored it as being only partially matched.
Future studies will need to evaluate if inclusion of ROTEM analysis into a broader risk profile with sufficient precision to change clinical management of patients at increased risk.
A broad risk is that a negative return on parking funds with the central bank might encourage banks to invest in riskier assets to secure a return, potentially driving new asset bubbles and more pain further down the line.
But so long as oversight is spread over so many different entities, it will be difficult for us to develop — and put in place — a broad risk assessment methodology.
There is a broad risk of tarring the whole Middle East with the brush of extremism – as though the violent ideology of Isis is typical of the entire region, and life across it carries on in an utterly different mode to our own.
These include better risk estimation and treatment optimization, diagnostics that can screen high risk patients to identify a specific disease early, and tests that provide healthcare providers and payers with a broad risk profile for a specific disease to identify appropriate patients for a given targeted therapy.
Culture of violence is a broad risk factor that includes indices of the community's pervading attitude toward violence, aggression, and hostility, both as a means to an end and as a symptom, as well as whether it is accepted or not.
