The phrase "a substantial risk associated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential dangers or negative outcomes related to a specific action, decision, or situation.
Example: "Before proceeding with the investment, we must consider the substantial risk associated with market volatility."
Alternatives: "a significant risk linked" or "a considerable risk connected".
Among Māori women in this study, we have identified a substantial risk associated with ever having smoked, which translated to a population attributable fraction of 31%%.
However, our data identified that the prevalence of depression is almost three times higher than that reported by Burnet et al 27 at 11% (within this specific population, suggesting that psychological distress may indeed be a substantial risk associated with AS/WW.
Since this study follows an observational design without an actual intervention there is no substantial risk associated with participation.
Surgical quality improvement has focused on elective general surgery (ELGS) outcomes despite the substantial risk associated with emergency general surgery (EMGS) procedures.
In fact, the report concludes there are substantial risks associated with this gigantic facility.
At such sites there are substantial risks associated with complex socio-ecological interactions that are hard to characterize, let alone model and predict.
Damage to digital nerves, blood vessels, and underlying flexor tendons, as well as the possibility of skin necrosis, are substantial risks associated with surgery.
Although there are substantial risks associated with cooperation between NIPF owners and public agencies, these social exchanges are generally negotiated, with both parties agreeing to a set of rules regarding commitments and expectations.
However, a substantial increased risk associated with acculturation remained after adjustment for these variables, although it was not statistically significant.
In conclusion, we report a substantial risk for death associated with seasonal influenza virus infection, especially for persons >75 years of age and HIV-positive adults 20 64 years of age.
There is a substantial risk of loss associated with trading futures.
