The phrase "achieving risk" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the process of managing or taking on risk, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The company is focused on achieving risk in its investment strategy, but this approach needs further clarification."
Alternatives: "managing risk" or "taking on risk".
While such oxidation of spilled hydrocarbons is often necessary for achieving risk reduction for nearby human and ecological receptors, site assessments tend to neglect that this also means that the pollutants are converted to greenhouse gases and emitted to the atmosphere.
Compared with our control group, a sample of European patients had lower proportions of patients achieving risk factor targets, particularly in blood pressure control, total cholesterol, and use of lipid lowering therapy and blood pressure lowering agents.
Only one network participant gave an account of patient outcomes in terms of achieving risk reductions or fulfilling a pre-determined target in relation to a specific clinical focus: "I can say we've reduced the rate of aspiration pneumonia from 11percentnt in that quarter to zero in this quarter.
We then consider examples of impact investing, ranging from below-market equity investments and loans, to investments intended to create social value while achieving risk-adjusted market returns or better.
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.
The international standards IEC 61508 and IEC 61511, which provide a general framework for the design and implementation of safety instrumented systems, require quantification of the achieved risk reduction, expressed as a safety integrity level (SIL).
