The phrase "a remote risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a risk that is unlikely to occur or has a low probability of happening.
Example: "While there are many factors to consider, the possibility of a data breach remains a remote risk for our organization."
Alternatives: "a slight risk" or "a minimal risk".
Beyond the alternative universe of banking, creditors always carry a remote risk of extreme loss.
Would you rather that your office building face a remote risk of being searched by international inspectors, or the risk of being blown up?
Lobectomy became the preferred strategy if subjects were willing to give up 1.5 years of life to avoid thyroid hormone dependency and a remote risk of radioiodine-induced malignancy.
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Though this still appears a remote risk, as the clock ticks down to a likely decision in the coming weeks, there are many in both the Obama and Clinton camps hoping that the Department of Justice is not forced to choose.
As Darrell Duffie writesOnce the capital of a CCP is wiped out, the tail risk is held by clearing members, which are generally themselves systemically important firms...The US bankruptcy code is not currently adapted to safely resolve a failing CCP.The risk may seem remote, but the collapse of AIG seemed a remote risk at the start of 2008.
This obligation to correct past errors underscores that good faith cooperation will control any remote risk that in fact occurs.
To avoid any remote risk of changes in the genome, DNA-free methods have also been designed.
A more remote risk is that Congress will one day remove the differential tax treatment of debt and equity.Interest was exempted from tax, because it was considered a cost of business; dividends were not, because they were considered a distribution of profit.
Cost-effectiveness models serve to illustrate the potential risks associated with autologous blood donation; even a very remote risk for death in patients with ischemic heart disease may entirely negate the benefits of having autologous blood available before coronary artery bypass grafting [ 19].
Based on effective donor screening and product manufacturing processes, it carries an extremely remote risk for transmission of viral diseases.
