The phrase "action to avoid the risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing measures or steps taken to mitigate potential risks or hazards.
Example: "The company implemented an action to avoid the risk of data breaches by enhancing their cybersecurity protocols."
Alternatives: "measure to mitigate the risk" or "step to prevent the risk".
The installation had been put out of action to avoid the risk of an explosion, the state news agency reported.
The refinery had been put out of action to avoid the risk of an explosion, an Algerian security source said, and Algerian special forces were seeking a "peaceful end" to the crisis.
Berlin's taxi association has won a temporary injunction against the firm, but has chosen not to enforce the action to avoid the risk of having to cover lost fees if the ruling is later overturned.
"As yacht racers, we must keep a sharp lookout to determine the speed and direction of this traffic and to take early and decisive action to avoid the risk of collision". Sailboats, Lee said, "have relatively poor visibility on ship's radar and it would be impossible for a ship to track the multitude of targets in any event.
They also tend to take moderate actions to avoid the risks brought by innovations.
All took evasive action to avoid the storm.
The resemblance is sufficient to make small birds take action to avoid the apparent predator.
While denying the charges, the two banks said they settled the class-action suit to avoid the risk of a court loss that could have resulted in extremely heavy financial penalties.
More broadly, he challenged President Bush's argument that military action is needed to avoid the risk of a Sept. 11-style attack by terrorists wielding nuclear, biological or chemical weapons.
The fear was that any escalation of the conflict might lead the United States to use special forces to eliminate Islamabad's nuclear arsenal, perhaps in joint action with the Indians, to avoid the risk of a nuclear war.
Among the measures tech companies are generally being pushed to adopt are clearer "notice and action" procedures around illegal content, while — to avoid the risk of unintended removal of content that's not illegal — the EC says "content providers should be informed about such decisions and have the opportunity to contest them".
