The phrase "advantage of risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential benefits or positive outcomes that may arise from taking risks in various contexts, such as business or personal decisions.
Example: "While there are many dangers associated with investing in startups, there is also an advantage of risk that can lead to significant rewards."
Alternatives: "benefit of risk" or "upside of risk".
On the other hand, decreasing the number of distribution centers leads to inventory integration and take advantage of risk pooling and reduce the inventory holding cost.
Real options analysis, when applied appropriately, allows you to value risk, creating strategies to mitigate risk and showing how to position yourself to take advantage of risk.
The design of a cleaning validation protocols might take advantage of risk analysis based on the knowledge of the intended RP preparation processes and of the established cleaning procedures, which may provide information related to the hazard associated with the use of both starting materials and cleaning agents, and the way the residues are effectively removed and detected.
But this belief does not necessarily override their sense of responsibility for their community or willingness to take advantage of risk-mitigating resources if engaged with sincerity and humility.
The advantage of our risk equations over similar risk tools is that four different glucose states can be represented, establishing six unique risk equations [ 33].
The advantage of using risk difference is that differences in absolute risks are shown, in contrast to relative risks or odds ratios.
This review paper provides an up-to-date analysis of our understanding of the advantages of risk-reducing strategies in BRCA carriers.
These encouraging results inclined us towards testing this approach with a better (safer and cheaper) tracer in a larger group of ESRD patients with slightly lower cardiovascular risk, thus in patients who could take greater advantage of cardiovascular risk assessment.
Compared to the risk recognition system that we proposed in the past [26], the advantage of the risk recognition system based on the time-series data of a gestalt evaluation is that it can cope with unlearned objects.
In SVR, the structural risk minimization is implemented for minimizing the upper bound of generalization error, while ANN takes the advantage of empirical risk minimization to minimize the prediction error (Asoodeh and Bagheripour 2013).
A single-payer system also has the advantage of spreading risk across the biggest patient pool possible.
