The phrase "allowed risks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing risks that are permitted or accepted within a certain framework, such as in business, safety protocols, or project management.
Example: "In our project plan, we have identified several allowed risks that we are prepared to manage effectively."
Alternatives: "permissible risks" or "accepted risks".
The report did not seek to lay blame on individual managers but focused on physical causes of the accident and the "broken safety culture" within NASA that allowed risks to be underplayed.
New government and BP documents, interviews with experts and testimony by witnesses provide the clearest indication to date that a hodgepodge of oversight agencies granted exceptions to rules, allowed risks to accumulate and made a disaster more likely on the rig, particularly with a mix of different companies operating on the Deepwater whose interests were not always in sync.
Also, overly flattering input assumptions allowed risk outputs to be understated – the garbage in, garbage out principle.
The strong PMI numbers from these two key regions has allowed risk assets to recover ground lost after the release of the Fed minutes, with equity markets across Asia posting healthy gains overnight.
"She had a way of working with actors that allowed risk and complete exploration guided by instinct," Ellen Geer, Theatricum Botanicum's artistic director, said in a statement.
A new understanding of molecular biology has allowed risk stratification and development of new therapeutic targets.
Histologic grade was an important determinant of prognosis that also allowed risk stratification within a given tumour stage.
Besides maternal, pregnancy and neonatal characteristics, the study design allowed risk factors in the domains of nutrition/physical activity and household/family structure to be considered.
"Most animation studios do feature films and TV series, which form a stable foundation, allowing risks in making feature films.
By allowing risks to be shared, the Fed chief said, derivatives "appear to have effectively spread losses from recent defaults" by companies like Enron and Global Crossing.
The FSA was heavily criticised during the financial crisis for going easy on the City and allowing risks to build up in the system.
