The phrase "aggregate risk assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating and analyzing potential risks in various fields such as finance, health, or project management.
Example: "The team conducted an aggregate risk assessment to identify potential vulnerabilities in the project."
Alternatives: "comprehensive risk evaluation" or "overall risk analysis".
In this paper, an urban aggregating health risk assessment framework based on a multiple-pathways exposure model, dose risk relationships and scenario analysis, using dust as an environmental medium is proposed and examined for future study.
The FQPA amended FFDCA and FIFRA to include cumulative and aggregate exposure risk assessments in derivative food tolerance levels.
It is capable of aggregating various partial risk assessment results into an overall risk indicator even if they may be conflicting.
Two-stage aggregate classification models and risk assessment tools, built combining both the component models on diabetes (or on hypertension), perform better than individual models.
For each risk assessment, aggregated data were collected from official MOH records, from WHO country offices, and from other institutional partners.
A year on from an Index Ventures-led $7 million Series A, London-based fintech startup Credit Benchmark has extended its runway with a $20 million Series B. The startup is building a platform aimed at improving financial market benchmarks and risk assessment analysis by aggregating anonymized credit risk data from multiple banks to build up consensus data.
The World Health Organization has developed standardized comparative risk assessment methods for estimating aggregate disease burdens attributable to different risk factors.
In particular, the concepts of global risk, being the aggregate risk of all risk factors together and total CVD risk assessment have emerged as an important inspiration for developing guidelines on cardiovascular risk management.
The question of aggregate exposures is, of course, a scientific dilemma facing the risk assessment community at large, not just the CERHR.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) defines cumulative risk as the combined risks from aggregate exposure to multiple stressors (U.S. EPA 2003), and cumulative risk assessment as an analysis, characterization, and possible quantification of these risks.
