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The phrase "a high risk of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express the likelihood of something negative happening or the potential for danger or harm. Example: "There is a high risk of flooding in the low-lying areas near the river." In this sentence, the phrase "a high risk of" is used to indicate the potential for danger or harm due to the possibility of flooding in the mentioned location.
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There is a high risk of sensationalism.
There's a high risk of suicide.
There is a high risk of failure.
An orange alert would signify a "high risk" of attack.
I think it could bring a high risk of injury.
Running backs historically have a high risk of injury.
Chinese-American women have a high risk of osteoporosis.
Adolescent women have a high risk of unintended pregnancy.
Extreme prematurity carries a high risk of neurosensory disability.
Gold: Not a high risk of attack, but definitely greater than a significant risk.
It is approved for adults with severe sepsis who face a high risk of death.
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