The phrase "a list of risk" is not correct in English.
It should be "a list of risks." You can use it when referring to multiple potential dangers or uncertainties in a specific context, such as project management or safety assessments.
Example: "Before we proceed, let's review a list of risks associated with this project to ensure we are prepared."
Alternatives: "a list of hazards" or "a list of threats."
A list of risk factors is one thing.
Recent genome-wide association studies have provided a list of risk loci reliably derived from unprecedentedly large samples.
Breast density is an important risk factor, but it's not the only one (for a list of risk factors, go to www.health.harvard.edu/womenextra).edu/womenextra
Mr. Dedrick, who had a list of risk factors for heart attacks, including high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes and the buildup of plaque in his arteries, had been seeking $200,000 in damages -- a relatively small amount in such cases.
Through a study of completed and attempted murders of women by intimate partners in 11 large and mid-size cities, a group of researchers, led by Dr. Jacquelyn Campbell at Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing, is trying to put together a list of risk factors for lethal violence.
Here's a list of risk factors for melanoma from the Skin Cancer Foundation.
Insurers could work with state attorneys general or other law enforcement experts to devise a list of risk-related features that underwriters should (or must) consider when setting rates.
In a list of risks connected to the pension scheme, Olswang wrote of a lack of information.
Stock and bond prospectuses often include a list of risks for investors to consider before they buy a security.
If you made a list of risks that you have taken in your work and your life, how many items would there be on this list?
European civil servants are fully aware of just how dangerous these proposals are, and the document includes in a list of risks the possibility that resources and equipment could be diverted "for repressive aims".
