The phrase "achievable risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing risks that are manageable or attainable within a certain framework or set of conditions.
Example: "In our project assessment, we identified several achievable risks that we can mitigate effectively."
Alternatives: "manageable risk" or "attainable risk".
Potentially higher investment costs have to be balanced against an achievable risk reduction which makes the integration of risk assessment in process design indispensable.
If there are competing pathways of equal or greater importance than the one involving the candidate SEB, then the estimate of chemopreventive efficacy will be biased and may greatly underestimate the magnitude of the achievable risk reduction.
Participants will be given a UKPDS Risk Engine print out showing their current and achievable risk.
For example, the availability of repeated measures of exposure allows us to address change in exposure and change in risk or sustained high exposure and achievable risk reduction.
Their risk presentation, showing the patient's current risk and achievable risk based on targets for clinical outcomes, did not increase physical activity (38).
It is therefore of paramount importance to improve the level of awareness on achievable risk reduction of CRC-related mortality to obtain a higher uptake, especially for the more effective endoscopic screening tests.
Implicit in risk assessment for the individual is the intention of subsequent action to achieve risk reduction, but as already noted this is often not achievable.
Moreover, acceptable exposure levels for many pesticides on the market are only achievable by applying risk mitigation measures, such as protective equipment for workers or buffer zones between sprayed agricultural land and surface waters.
The eradication of pathogens from livestock and the farming environment is not yet an achievable goal; however, risk reduction measures can be implemented on the farm to minimise the spread of pathogens within a herd or flock, thus reducing the potential for their transmission into the human food chain.
The game was more accessible (read: easier) than its Japan-developed predecessors, which pissed off the faithful as the once-elusive "SSS" combat rank became achievable without the risk of RSI.
This is potentially achievable, as many risk factors are already known and modifiable.
