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The phrase "a higher risk for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the likelihood of a negative outcome or event occurring in relation to a specific factor or group.
Example: "Individuals with a family history of heart disease have a higher risk for developing similar health issues."
Alternatives: "an increased likelihood of" or "a greater chance of".
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Women are at a higher risk for PTSD than men.
Children are at a higher risk for foodborne illness.
Harried shoppers are often at a higher risk for identity theft during the busy holiday season.
I was older now, at a higher risk for genetic problems.
Studies show that residents of cities have a higher risk for schizophrenia, as do immigrants.
My husband found out he is genetically at a higher risk for Parkinson's disease.
There was no evidence of a higher risk for lung or oral cancers among snus users.
Children with low birth weight have a higher risk for health problems later in life.
For instance, I learned I might have a higher risk for age-related macular degeneration.
She had no idea her brother was at a higher risk for Alzheimer's until the diagnosis was made.
Welfare reform, while needed, creates an uncertainty that makes traditionally 'safe' affordable housing a higher risk for investors and funders.
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