The phrase "achieved at risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that a certain achievement comes with potential dangers or uncertainties.
Example: "The project's success was achieved at risk, as we had to navigate several unforeseen challenges along the way."
Alternatives: "accomplished with risk" or "attained at a cost."
While similar to the tobacco companies, the Exxon's fraud is not only being achieved at the risk of your health, but also at the risk of your planet.
While it might be tempting to damage endothelial cells in an attempt to increase permeability, this can only be achieved at the risk of decreasing or even eliminating blood flow to the tumor due to thrombosis.
Why not scurry a few more runs early on, when a strike rate of just 4.5 instead of 3.5 an over yields 30 runs, and presumably can be achieved at much less risk than trying to blast 12 instead of 10 an over for the last 20 overs?" A question asked by many an England fan in recent years as Trott patiently built the foundations and hopes that someone would add a nice roof later.
Rather, on this scenario God's aims as creator can only be achieved — assuming they will be achieved at all — by taking risks.
With three months left before he is replaced by Canadian Mark Carney, King said "nothing has been achieved" at RBS, apart from removing risk from its balance sheet, to return it to the private sector.
Indeed, it is well known that a decrease in the HbA1c level is usually achieved at the cost of higher risk of hypoglycemic episodes.
Earlier mobilization/ambulation was found to significantly decrease VTE risk, if achieved at either of the three time points: 24 hours after surgery, 72 hours after surgery and before discharge [ 19, 29, 30].
81 Risk reduction can also be achieved through removal of the "at risk" tissue by prophylactic bilateral mastectomy or bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy.
Ongoing surveillance will doubtlessly reveal whether later onset conditions are added to this list as cohorts of children conceived by ART achieve ages at risk of diseases of adulthood.
