The phrase "an increased liability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where the level of responsibility or risk has risen, often in a financial or legal context.
Example: "The new regulations have resulted in an increased liability for companies that fail to comply."
Alternatives: "a heightened risk" or "an elevated responsibility."
As threat vectors migrate across platforms, regulators globally are developing legal and regulatory frameworks in an effort to protect consumers that will result in an increased liability for companies, businesses and ultimately, individuals.
Vulnerability markers are supposed to represent proximately and specifically an underlying pathology linked to an increased liability to develop a complex disease.
In embryos, simultaneous depletion of Shroom3 and the PCP components Vangl2 or Wnt5a results in an increased liability to NTDs and CE failure.
The fact that oncocytic tumours can be both multiple and familial strongly suggests that there is a germline mutation conferring an increased liability to develop this type of thyroid tumour.
As Lady Thatcher grows older -- she is 76 -- her love for the spotlight and imperious pronouncements on Tory affairs have been seen as an increasing liability, and the party leader, Iain Duncan-Smithashas distanced himself from her.
From all the stunning landscapes, Mr. Weir seems to think of her more like a beautiful, if harsh, mistress, an attitude that initially works to his film's advantage, only to become an increasing liability.
Second, in none of the studied sources did fathers identify the task of providing immediate care and education for children aged under 12 years as an increasing liability.
However, this increase is not associated with enhanced firm performance which may be a consequence of increased liability placed on directors.
In a new report, the City Administrative Office said the gap reflected "a new trend of increased liability payouts". The report recommended raising the money through a bond that would be paid back over 10 years.
Beverly also had a $5 million expense for increased liability costs in the current policy year.
The insurance industry contends that at least some of the rise in rates was attributable to a 1996 state law requiring increased liability coverage, and the rising number of lawsuits filed by people involved in auto accidents.
