The phrase "advised of the risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is informed or made aware of potential dangers or hazards.
Example: "Before proceeding with the investment, all parties were advised of the risk involved."
Alternatives: "informed of the risk" or "made aware of the risk".
A spokesman for the Home Office said public sector employers, who have a direct duty to abide by the Human Rights Act, had already been advised of the risk of a human rights challenge.
In the case of plexiform schwannomas, the patient and family should be advised of the risk of early recurrence.
Patients should be explicitly advised of the risk for NTM infection after fractionated laser resurfacing, and physicians should be highly suspicious of such infections during the postprocedure period.
Participants who tested positive for HSV-2 were counselled on safe sex practices and advised of the risk of transmission to their partners.
The Senate also inserted requirements that intermediaries seeking to help companies raise money through crowd-funding must register with the commission, make sure investors are advised of the risks they are taking, and take measures to prevent fraud.
The Senate also inserted requirements that intermediaries seeking to help companies raise money through crowd-funding must register with the S.E.C., make sure investors are advised of the risks they are taking, and take measures to prevent fraud.
Students from the LSE were warned in advance and advised of the risks of travelling to North Korea with an undercover journalist in their party, the BBC says.
In 2008, as Hillary's lead on Barack Obama slipped, I asked a Clinton confidant about her campaign of inevitability and if she'd been advised of the risks.
Participants will be advised of the risks of participating in contact sports and encouraged not to return to these activities in the long term.
All patients were carefully and fully advised of the risks and benefits of the naltrexone implant insertion and gave formal written consent prior to this procedure.
4. Surgeons who do not advise of the risk of adhesions may put themselves at risk of claims for medical negligence. 5. Surgeons have a duty of care to protect patients by providing the best possible standards of care which should include taking steps to reduce adhesion formation.
