The phrase "a range of risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the various levels or types of risk associated with a particular situation, investment, or decision.
Example: "Investors should be aware that there is a range of risk involved when entering the stock market."
Alternatives: "a spectrum of risk" or "a variety of risks".
Not applicable for emergency admissions Using about five million hospital discharges from all acute NHS hospitals in England for a year (08/09), we found that after adjustment for a range of risk factors, admission on the weekend was associated with an increased risk of death, which was more pronounced in the elective setting.
The World Health Organisation's report on Violence and Injury Prevention identifies a range of risk factors for sexual violence, including poverty, male sexual entitlement and a culture of male superiority and female inferiority.
The farmers and others associated with the types of farming most likely to 'host' biopharming in New Zealand, that is, dairying and seed farming, identified a range of risk factors related to specificities of context.
Because any given protocol may contain many procedures and hence, a range of risk levels, the selection of the essential safeguards to protect vulnerable subjects should be based on highest risk level present in the protocol.
As consequences from natural hazards become ever more severe it is critical that we improve our ability to consider and model the impacts of a range of risk factors to forest ecosystems.
Studies have found a range of risk factors associated with parental disapproval or rejection of LGBT youth sexual orientation.
HL tests of model calibration, for which p≤0.05 indicates poor model calibration across a range of risk, show good risk model fit for prediction of non-cardiovascular mortality for the covariate-adjusted adjusted models tested above.
Models were tested for goodness of fit using Hosmer Lemeshow HLL) tests, which report significance values of p≤0.05 for risk models with significant deviation from accurate calibration across a range of risk [27].
We studied the incidence and clinical sequelae of congenital CMV within a peri-urban birth cohort, and explored the impact of a range of risk factors (placental malaria, CMV viral load, maternal and infant demographics) on placental transmission and clinical outcome.
We systematically reviewed a range of risk factors of suicidal behaviors in China.
The horizontal systematic review assesses causal relevance across a range of risk markers and study designs.
