The phrase "a cycle of risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a recurring pattern or situation where risks are continuously present or re-emerging.
Example: "Investing in volatile markets often leads to a cycle of risk that can affect long-term financial stability."
Alternatives: "a risk loop" or "a risk cycle."
13, 14 Consequently, mothers who experience a lack of care in their own childhood may show a lack of care to their own children, reinforcing a cycle of increased risk of depression from generation to generation.
With no effective army to subdue the growing influence and rivalry of militias, the country is trapped in a cycle of battles risking civilian lives.
Stigma perpetuates a cycle of private struggle and risk.
Similar to the status of smoking as a gateway for illicit drug use with increased likelihood of leading to alcohol consumption in a cycle of "problem behaviour" [25], risk behaviours are regarded as having some entry relationships with being frequently bullied and violence/injury.
-Ntombifuthi (25, urban) We found that sex workers who are living with HIV in Swaziland are frequently involved in a cycle of food insecurity, HIV risk, and social marginalization.
Second, ACEs are likely to contribute to an intergenerational cycle of risks [ 38, 39].
Die, retry, die, retry, done it: the core cycle of risk and reward in Headlander is a better greased machine than, say, Titan Souls, which infuriated (me, anyway, in a recent Vita revisit) with its slow turnarounds between boss retries.
Die, retry, die, retry, done it: The core cycle of risk and reward in Headlander is a better greased machine than, say, Titan Souls, which infuriated (me, anyway, in a recent Vita revisit) with its slow turnarounds between boss retries.
Excessive weight gain during pregnancy can increase the likelihood of further development of obesity, perpetuating the cycle of risk [ 11].
Moreover, gestational obesity and diabetes, themselves with developmental origins, both leave lasting effects on the offspring of the next generation, and so the cycle of risk is perpetuated.
