The phrase "addition the risk of" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "in addition to the risk of"? You can use the corrected phrase when you want to introduce an additional point or factor that relates to the risk being discussed.
Example: "In addition to the risk of financial loss, there are also potential legal implications to consider."
Alternatives: "besides the risk of" or "along with the risk of".
In addition, the risk of that loan, instead of being concentrated in the place that it came from, has been spread around the financial system, as people buy and trade the resulting security.
In addition, the risk of early-age thermal cracking is increased by increasing the degree of restraint to early-age thermal contraction.
In addition, the risk of lodging and disease pressure increases at higher seeding rates so growers should not pay a higher seed cost/acre to increase lodging and disease pressure if planting wheat in September this year.
In addition, the risk of colorectal cancer decreased by 37%.
In addition, the risk of flooding in the middle and lower part of the watershed may become serious if the protective land use/cover quality is compromised.
In addition, the risk of neurologic deterioration after cardiac surgery in patients with silent neurological complications is probably very low [8].
In addition, the risk of metal contamination makes the self-assembly difficult to apply to currently standard process, limiting mass production and readily convenient integration into practical CMOS devices.
In addition, the risk of becoming physically or mentally disabled and dependent on others becomes greater and greater.
In addition, the risk of cancer for most cancer sites were twice as high in individuals with low intake of fruit and vegetables compared with those with high intake (5).
In addition, the risk of maternal death was not uniformly distributed, as the large proportions of these maternal deaths are concentrated in developing countries.
In addition, the risk of overestimation is large when the indirect comparison of interest relies on just one trial for one of the two direct comparisons.
