The phrase "a lesser risk of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the level of risk associated with different options or situations, indicating that one option has a reduced level of risk compared to another.
Example: "Investing in government bonds typically presents a lesser risk of losing your principal compared to investing in stocks."
Alternatives: "a reduced risk of" or "a lower risk of".
The primary treatments for prostate cancer have an impotence rate approaching 50percentt, as well as a lesser risk of urinary incontinence.
As a Jan . 17letter writer says, in an accident between a sport utility vehicle and a regular car, the S.U.V.'s passengers have a lesser risk of injury.
The gland that was planned to be spared resided in the neck side that was judged in each patient to be at a lesser risk of metastatic disease.
The 3D technique has thus several advantages when compared to the conventional technique such as a true representation of reality, a lesser risk of operator-dependent errors from occurring and absence of overlapping anatomical structures [21].
Data showed a lesser risk of AMD at initial stages with elevated levels of this vitamin.
HLA-DQ8 that is encoded by the DR4-DQ8 haplotype, confers a lesser risk of CD.
There is a glimmer of good news about snowboarders' injuries: They have a lesser risk than skiers of sustaining a serious or fatal injury.
In a network meta-analysis of 22 clinical trials, ACE inhibitors, angiotensin receptor blockers, calcium channel blockers, and placebo were associated with a significantly lesser risk of NOD compared with diuretics (51).
But that, believes Mr Kretschmann, is a lesser risk than allowing the rise of a populist party.After 43 weeks of protest, defenders of Stuttgart's old station are still not sure they will prevail.
Third is the flexibility in which investors can invest immediately or delay the decision into a lesser risk and more profitable period of investment (Yang et al. 2008).
Concerning this cardinal variable, our data show, with enormous consistency across the combinable studies, that RFA has a 63% lesser risk of local recurrence than PEI with a calculated NNT of 9 (95%CI: 6 25).
