The phrase "adopted risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to risk management, finance, or decision-making where a specific risk has been accepted or taken on by an individual or organization.
Example: "After careful analysis, the board decided to proceed with the project, acknowledging the adopted risk involved in the investment."
Alternatives: "accepted risk" or "assumed risk".
Secretary Paulson's proposals to change the structure and function of the S.E.C., if adopted, risk inflicting serious damage to investors and our capital markets.
"Gay communities have adopted risk as a normal part of life, be it the risk of HIV or the inherited sense of risk and years of inequality, criminalisation or cultural homophobia.
Scientific committees have adopted risk coefficients for the intrauterine exposure of somatic tissues, which for childhood leukemia are comparable to those accepted for exposure in infancy, although questions remain about the level of risk of childhood solid tumors imparted by exposure to radiation in utero and shortly after birth.
The scheme in Huntingdon has adopted risk stratification through a paper triage of the referrals by a non-OSI carried out by the hospital, with only patients found to have one risk factor deemed low risk and therefore suitable for glaucoma referral refinement.
Although prior literature suggests that federal probation and district courts are committed to incorporating EBPs (Sherman 2009), JSTEPS ensures sites' interest by choosing only sites that have adopted risk-screening tools for identifying offenders at the highest risk for violations of probation or parole (Taxman et al. 2007b).
* In 1988, the central banks of the G-10 adopted risk-based capital requirements, as embodied in the Basel Accord.
Particularly, ecologists have widely adopted risk-based methods.
COG and SIOPEL have adopted risk-stratified therapy for hepatoblastoma, albeit using different definitions.
Prior to safely adopting risk stratification tools, their performance must be tested in an external patient cohort.
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.
Regarding the self-protective theories and their implementation in the natural hazard filed, the research has assessed the factors influencing homeowners' decision process for adopting risk mitigation measures.
