The phrase "a far lower risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the level of risk associated with different options or scenarios, indicating that one option has significantly less risk than another.
Example: "Investing in government bonds presents a far lower risk compared to investing in volatile stocks."
Alternatives: "much less risk" or "significantly reduced risk".
Moreover, the slight possibility of high blood pressure if too much Naloxone is used is a far lower risk than the certainty of death if none is administered.
Three years later, another study, published in BMJ, the British medical journal, found that women who drank cranberry juice every day for six months had a far lower risk of urinary tract infections than those in a control group.
Local partnerships are a far lower risk choice to enter a market, compared with expansion.
Optimal vitamin D levels are also associated with a far lower risk of osteoporosis.
A government study on impaired driving released last week found that drivers who had used marijuana were at a far lower risk of getting into a car accident than drivers who had used alcohol.
At a mild level of severity, they would develop arthralgia (with a far lower risk of joint destruction), and at a lower level no rheumatic consequence.
A pharmaceutical company's drug research is incredibly valuable to a competitor, but other operations within the company pose far lower risk if there's a security breach.
"Customers who can save a little bit of money are far lower risk," he said.
In a reflection of the depth of concern about currency outflows caused by rising interest rates in the United States — meaning investors can obtain similar returns in emerging markets at far lower risk — the BRICS nations announced an intention to create a collective fund of $100 billion to defend their weakening local currencies.
It is a well-known fact that ethnic minority children are usually at (far) lower risk for drinking alcohol due to the protective effect of restrictive parenting and cultural values forbidding alcohol in these groups [ 23].
E-cigarettes (and smokeless tobacco products) have the potential to satisfy smokers' craving for nicotine at far lower risk.
