The phrase "adventurous individual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is willing to take risks and try new experiences, often in a positive context.
Example: "As an adventurous individual, she often seeks out new travel destinations and thrilling activities."
Alternatives: "daring person" or "bold character".
Here was a collection of adventurous individuals — who spent their days at Airbnb expanding the boundaries of what it means to trust another person — but they were stuck on the subtle behavior change of riding shotgun with a stranger.
This sounds like a very cool way to let adventurous individuals contribute to the Google Street View imagery database, and it'll help Google cover territory not necessarily easily reached by its own teams, including terrain accessible to specific organizations who want to document it for research purposes.
To bring new talent into the game, Vieira is launching a company called Caving Solutions to teach advanced caving and cave-rescuing techniques, as well as doing some guiding in interesting locations "for more adventurous and fit individuals".
Anyone can call himself adventurous but only an individual student could describe the sounds, images, thoughts and emotions he experienced when jumping out of an airplane for the first time.
With industrialization and the rise of affluent leisure in the nineteenth century, it began to be possible for individuals to pursue adventurous goals with no direct practical purpose, but doing so was generally frowned upon.
Gliding movements have been reported as individual cells, as in the adventurous movement of M. xanthus [19], or as aggregated rafts [20].
Just make sure you have enough attacking options, and buy proven individuals who can fit into the adventurous passing game the coach favours.
"If individual countries want to pursue aggressive and adventurous policies, the natural answer... would be that Syria, which has been fighting against terrorism for almost three years, will also defend itself against any international attack".
The likes of Mapp and Felipe have looked adventurous in attack, but looking at the results and individual errors for goals, there is a lot more to be done at the back.
One main problem in applying these experimental therapies is ethical: there is a common feeling that as ageing is not a disease; the elderly are not sick and therefore do not require adventurous therapies with unpredictable side-effects in mostly frail individuals.
