The phrase "a risky step for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decision or action that involves potential danger or uncertainty for a person or group.
Example: "Launching a new product in a saturated market is a risky step for any company."
Alternatives: "a dangerous move for" or "a perilous decision for".
Red Cat also represents a risky step for Cal Arts.
It was also a risky step for a number of Arab leaders facing domestic dissent of their own.
It's a risky step for the Indians, who under John Hart, Shapiro's predecessor, built a perennial division champion.
Any move to raise tax rates for some and increase spending would be a risky step for Mr. Cuomo, who vowed during his election campaign last year to oppose tax increases.
"So, Todd," Ms. Palin asks from her desk seconds before airtime, "if they want a personal example — with all the uncertainty regarding what new taxes may be hit — that would influence how many guys you would hire?" A reality show is a risky step for any politician, but then Ms. Palin is no ordinary politician.
But they concede that the party is a risky step for a movement that drew on middle-class disgust with grubby politics-as-normal.Complicating this combustible mix is an upsurge in violence in Thailand's Muslim-dominated far south, where a mosque shooting on June 8th has triggered a bloody round of sectarian, tit-for-tat killings.
As for the euro, joining the single currency looks a risky step, particularly for the larger ex-communist countries so a slippage in the timetable may be no bad thing.The real dangers are different.
Criticising the government is a very risky step for a company interested in entering the Russian market.
All the same, its pledge to join a Europe-wide program to exchange banking information is a significant and risky step for a country that the Tax Justice Network, a research group in London, branded the "death star" of financial secrecy in Europe because of its long and previously steadfast opposition to greater transparency.
But some tech critics said Nextdoor deserves credit for taking a risky step that may reduce overall posts and engagement.
Bringing the challenge was a risky step, because had Mrs. Litvinenko lost she would have been liable for the government's court costs as well as her own.
