The phrase "active risk management" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, project management, or any field where risks are assessed and mitigated proactively.
Example: "The company has implemented active risk management strategies to minimize potential losses during the project."
Alternatives: "proactive risk management" or "dynamic risk management."
In the absence of ideal tools, risk assessors apply hazard-based safety assessment methods, in conjunction with active risk management, to limit potential asthma concerns, proactively identify new concerns, and ensure deployment of approaches to mitigate asthma-related risks.
(Presenter: S. N. Willich, Berlin) KardioPro (efficiently facing progression of coronary artery disease by active risk management) is a prevention study hypothesizing that early cardiovascular risk stratification (according to the PROCAM score) and optimal risk factor management delay the onset of coronary artery disease (CAD) and prevent severe courses of the disease.
Countries and the GPEI will need to recognize that in a world without high levels of population immunity to transmission derived from use of LPVs, iVDPVs will represent an important potential source for re-introduction of poliovirus that requires active risk management.
To learn lessons from past events is a key component in pro-active risk management, but the nature of society hazards interactions is constantly increasing in complexity, which makes the task to study accident causations and impacts difficult.
Many reflect the shift in paradigm, at both international and national levels, from focussing on post-facto, reactive response (the phases of emergency response and post-disaster longer term recovery) to ex-ante, pro-active risk management and mitigation (the phase of planning and preparedness) (UN SC-DRR 2009).
While empirical study demonstrates that the proposed model is a preferred tool for active portfolio risk management, numerical experiments also show that the proposed solution method is more efficient when compared to the commercial software BARON.
Because CV risk factors are increased at the onset of RA, active cardiovascular risk management is important from the time of diagnosis.
The chapter explains through example how Inherently Safer Design is one of the four building blocks for the Strategies of Process Risk Management, which are namely: Inherent, Passive, Active, and Procedural Risk Management.
As a consequence, administrators took extra precautions to pursue a 'more pro-active' stance on risk management in transplantation than in the past (Einsiedel et al. 2011a, 624).
The advice and experience of agricultural experts and other stakeholders must also be included as an active element of the risk management strategy.
