The phrase "a limited risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential downsides or hazards associated with a particular action or decision, indicating that the risk is not extensive.
Example: "Investing in this startup presents a limited risk compared to other ventures in the market."
Alternatives: "a minor risk" or "a manageable risk".
In contrast to other lipophilic statins, pitavastatin undergoes limited metabolism by, and consequently has a limited risk of interaction with drugs metabolized by, cytochrome P450 (CYP) enzymes, particularly CYP3A4 [23, 23].
Using this methodology a power producer holding thermal generating units in more than one location may maximize expected profit while keeping a limited risk exposure.
Aviation regulators acknowledge that engine fuel leaks are the primary cause of cabin air contamination, but they insist that the phenomenon poses a limited risk to passenger safety.
Financial markets trade in promises — that assets have a certain value, that numbers on a balance sheet are accurate, that a loan carries a limited risk.
Shortly thereafter, Russia used covert action — an attractive option with lower political and economic costs, along with a limited risk of escalation to outright war — to instigate and foster a rebellion in the eastern parts of Ukraine.
In the past, prospective parents have been advised there is only a limited risk of health problems, but for some defects the risk was said to be 30 per cent greater.
Hal's goal was to create opportunities with a defined limited risk and an unlimited potential, building such businesses as Western Union International and AMETEK , Inc
A very limited risk of malaria may exist in remote areas of Musandam Province in the far north.
As Friedman notes, this has resulted in a very limited "risk of political punishment for the Tea Party members now holding the country hostage".
In contrast, resistance genes to most other biocides and metals, including silver and copper, rarely occurred together with ARGs on plasmids, suggesting a more limited risk scenario.
