The phrase "abovementioned risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a risk that has been previously mentioned in the text or discussion.
Example: "In light of the abovementioned risk, we must take additional precautions to ensure safety."
Alternatives: "aforementioned risk" or "previously mentioned risk".
Analysis of the abovementioned risk factors was incorporated in formulating certain strategies which can improve survival status in road traffic accidents.
It is advisable to utilize the abovementioned risk factors in the bed-site algorithms of perioperative risk assessment to improve the outcome of cardiac surgery patients with psychosis.
The HEMORR2HAGES score, which includes three of the abovementioned risk factors (ethanol abuse, antiplatelet therapy and falls risk), was associated with anticoagulation underuse in the univariate analysis.
The patient is, of course, at risk of rapid and progressive hypothyroidism when the abovementioned risk factors intervened and hence requires frequent monitoring.
37 The abovementioned risk factors are relevant to elderly patients since many of them would have more than one of the risk factors.
Ageing, the most prominent risk factor for AD, involves, apart from the abovementioned risk factors, altered redox signalling as a result of age-related decline of mitochondrial activity with concomitant increases in ROS production.
To ensure the quality and stable supply of biologics after considering the abovementioned risks, it is important to choose single-use components suitable for the intended use, for which the certainty of supply and quality is assured.
Although all of the effort should be expended to achieve a stable glycemic state, an insistence on tight glycemic control is not warranted and may only exacerbate (and even induce) the abovementioned potential risks that are associated with fasting.
The analysis of the abovementioned trends and risks are carried out based on recently gathered data on both scrapie infection of and genotype frequencies in the Dutch sheep population.
This reduces the risk of the abovementioned complications associated with non-bridging external fixation, as described above.
Yao and colleagues have excluded any association of the abovementioned polymorphisms and breast cancer risk in any of the populations analyzed [ 38].
