The phrase "achieved risk" is not commonly used in written English and may be confusing without context.
It could potentially be used in discussions about risk management or assessment, where one might refer to a risk that has been successfully realized or reached.
Example: "The project faced several challenges, but we ultimately navigated through the achieved risk to deliver on time."
Alternatives: "realized risk" or "attained risk".
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.
Methods: We present a practical and efficient method to achieve risk adjustment using restriction and indirect and direct standardization.
PAAWS define benefits and achieve risk sharing across generations, as Democrats would like, yet can be held in personal accounts with market valuations, as Republicans propose.
Although cancer screening and surveillance provide opportunities for risk stratification, they achieve risk reduction only when coupled with effective interventions.
In addition to likelihood and consequence reduction, mitigation may seek to achieve risk avoidance or risk transfer, spreading, and sharing.
"Why would I risk everything I had worked so hard to achieve?" Risk it she did, though, when she deliberately lied to police about her involvement in the Chris Huhne and Vicky Pryce speeding points swap scandal.
Neither through the policies it issued for its affiliated entities nor through its agreements with PoolRe did Reserve achieve risk distribution.
Hence, if the share of elderly in a population grows over time (and thus average health care expenditures increase), this means that younger, healthier individuals have to contribute more to risk adjustment in order to achieve risk equalization.
This system assists construction project teams in identifying and understanding possible blind spots when attempting to achieve risk assessments during urban deep excavation projects, and further enables the adoption of mitigation measures to reduce risk levels.
