The phrase "aggressive risk assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a thorough and proactive evaluation of potential risks is being discussed, often in business or finance.
Example: "The company implemented an aggressive risk assessment strategy to identify and mitigate potential threats to its operations."
Alternatives: "proactive risk evaluation" or "intensive risk analysis".
This has motivated authorities in both rheumatology and preventive cardiology to advocate more aggressive risk factor assessment and management of risk factors [ 11- 17].
Management of patients with stage 2 and 3 CKD is primarily cardiovascular risk assessment with aggressive treatment of modifiable vascular risk factors [ 3].
We used a field-experimental study design consisting of a two-level carcass treatment (wolf presence, wolf absence) to assess factors influencing coyote risk assessment, carrion consumption and aggressive encounters with wolves.
Risk assessment, together with appropriate aggressive secondary prevention, is particularly helpful in the UK situation of uneven access to revascularisation, and allows for appropriate prioritisation of patients.
As diagnosis in the ED setting is often time dependent, medical decisions in the ED (disposition, level of monitoring, aggressive management) are often made based on risk assessment, rather than on diagnosis.
Bob's impact on the field of Behavioral Neuroscience includes the behavior, neurocircuitry, neurochemistry, and pharmacology related to social interactions, aggressive behavior, defensive behaviors, flight, freezing, threat, attack, risk assessment, anxiety disorders, animal models, models of social behavior, and autism.
Funmi Olopade is an expert in cancer risk assessment and individualized treatment for the most aggressive forms of breast cancer, having developed novel management strategies based on an understanding of the altered genes in individual patients.
Participants were most concerned about knowledge gaps in risk assessment, particularly for self-harming patients, violent and aggressive patients and their management, and distinguishing psychiatric from physical illness.
Australian ED clinicians managing patients with mental health-related emergencies are most concerned about their knowledge deficits in risk assessment, particularly for self-harming patients, violent and aggressive patients and their management, and distinguishing psychiatric from physical illness.
In an essay published on the agency's Web site, the minister, Zhou Shengxian, said the government would take a more aggressive role in determining whether development initiatives contributed to climate change through a new system of risk assessment.
