The phrase "a risk that increased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where the level of risk has become greater over time or due to certain factors.
Example: "The company faced a risk that increased significantly after the market downturn."
Alternatives: "an escalating risk" or "a growing risk".
"There is a risk that increased capital spend represents a zero-sum game, with little overall benefit to educational quality," the report states.
There is a risk that increased US pressure on Pakistan to crack down on militants will be interpreted as a promotion of Indian goals.This risk is absolutely pivotal, for it has potentially drastic consequences for security in the region.
There is a risk that increased global temperature will change the optimum sites and conditions for crop production and thus affect agriculture.
And finally, TB also poses a significant security risk that increases as the bacteria mutates into forms for which we do not have effective treatments.
As a consequence, many homeowners may never learn their home is vulnerable to flooding until after they find their homes quite literally underwater —a risk that is increasing alongside sea level rise and more frequent and intense extreme weather events.
There is a risk that increasing medication use, even for appropriate indications, may initiate a "prescribing cascade" where a medication causes an adverse effect for which another medication then is prescribed, which then in turn can cause another adverse effect for which another medication is prescribed [ 19].
Diabetes contributes strongly to the risk of CVD with a risk that is increased four to six times, both for stroke and myocardial infarction [ 1].
But the handoff also meant that Mr. Bernanke would face murkier choices at a time of substantial risks that increase the chances for serious missteps.
Storms that occur during high tides can cause coastal flooding and erosion, a risk that will increase with sea level rise.
Nor do they want to violate patient confidentiality, a risk that can increase as information is shared beyond a hospital's walls.
Investors are now much more exposed to business lending risk because of their large holdings of corporate bonds, a risk that will increase if economic conditions suffer.
