The phrase "activities at risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to activities that are vulnerable to potential harm, loss, or failure.
Example: "The report highlighted several activities at risk due to budget cuts and resource limitations."
Alternatives: "vulnerable activities" or "endangered activities".
Our services include food box programs, emergency food programs, and a youth farm that provides opportunities for self-sufficiency activities for "at risk" youth.
However, complex interactions between the artisanal fishers and other actors (the industrial fisheries, natural reserve managers, fish traders, conservationists and governance authorities) are putting the fishing activity at risk.
Increased monitoring of antimalarial drug quality through routine surveillance with activities focused on the most "at risk areas," for example, main routes for imported drugs, is required.
Police and community groups organised activities for at-risk children such as football games and even a surf camp.
However, with the (planned) decrease in agricultural subsidies, these activities are at risk.
As a result of the failure of second safety barrier, many workers involved in oil and gas extraction and production activities are at risk of being exposed to different radiation levels.
He is also a supporter of the Peacock Foundation, which provides animal-assisted interventions and activities for at risk youth by partnering with mental health practitioners, public service agencies and community organizations.
Specifically, individuals living in close proximity to these bodies of water and/or those who use them for recreational activities are at risk for increased exposure to cyanobacteria.
Embracing the challenges and opportunities presented by communicating research to influence policy practice is vital if research is to have maximum possible impact, and demonstrate its worth at a time when funding for health and development activities is at risk.
