The phrase "adopt risk management" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implementation or acceptance of risk management practices within an organization or project.
Example: "To ensure the project's success, we must adopt risk management strategies that address potential challenges."
Alternatives: "implement risk management" or "embrace risk management".
The key distinction is that the farmers in China are organized into well-managed cooperatives and insurance mutuals that adopt risk management strategies and encourage their members to take up good farm management practices as part of the conditions for being insured.
In that Bulletin, the OCC required banks to adopt risk management and oversight procedures for third-party relationships based on the level of risk and complexity of the applicable relationship.
— Specific sectors like banking, transport, energy, health, Internet companies and public administrations must adopt risk management practices and report major incidents.
The directive also places requirements on European companies in critical sectors — including energy, transport, banking and health — and also in "key Internet services" to adopt risk management practices and report major incidents to national authorities.
The directive also places requirements on European companies in critical sectors — including energy, transport, banking and health — and also in "key Internet services" to adopt risk management practices and report major incidents to national authorities.
According to the study, the SMEs are reluctant to adopt a formal risk management strategy despite having the evidence that businesses that adopt risk management strategies are more likely to survive and grow.
Accordingly, organizations using these technologies need to adopt risk-management strategies, or expand the ones already in place.
This implies a massive undertaking by all governments, and requires substantive awareness-raising activities to ensure that each sector becomes risk aware and adopts risk management as its own tool.
The title carries requirements that banks, among other things, adopt internal risk management controls, bolster disclosures to trading partners and report their trades in real time.
Under the new rules, banks and traders must adopt new risk management policies to control for the danger and volatility that come with derivatives trading.
The designation requires that banks, among other things, adopt internal risk management controls, bolster disclosures to trading partners and meet certain record-keeping requirements.
