The phrase "acknowledged increased risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone recognizes or accepts that there is a higher level of risk involved in a situation or decision.
Example: "The committee acknowledged increased risk when approving the new project, considering the potential challenges ahead."
Alternatives: "recognized heightened risk" or "accepted greater risk".
A rougher fit, he acknowledged, increases the risk that oil may escape and that the cap itself will become filled with hydrates, icelike crystals of gas and water that form at low temperatures and high pressures.
Some acknowledged the increased risk of intervention, but believed that it was a risk worth taking as they saw not being there as more risky for them and/or their baby.
This might be hypothesized that some smokers declare general knowledge on these topics but do not fully acknowledge the increased risk of cancer, stroke, and heart attack due to smoking or environmental exposure to tobacco smoke.
But the Paris agreement, acknowledging the increased risks understood by climate science, includes a new goal of keeping global warming below 1.5 degrees.
We also acknowledge that the increased risk of venous thromboembolism during admission could be caused by other well understood risk factors (such as unmeasured comorbidities), leading to an overestimate in the independent effect of admission.
Three of the studies included in that review were included in this meta-analysis; however, one was excluded as the study population consisted of renal dialysis and transplantation patients, and was not felt to be broadly representative of, or comparable with, the wider gout population, and impaired renal function is itself acknowledged to increase risk of cardiovascular mortality.
Individuals with NF1 are acknowledged to be at increased risk of malignancy.
The Palo Alto-based company stopped short of issuing a full-fledged earnings warning, but acknowledged yesterday that it sees "increased risk" of missing its fourth quarter earnings forecast.
Therefore, it is important to acknowledge that a clinically relevant increased risk has not been excluded.
We acknowledge the concern for an increased risk of small-for-gestational-age (SGA) if lower PP targets are adopted.
