The phrase "analyses of risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the evaluation or examination of potential risks in various fields such as finance, project management, or safety assessments.
Example: "The report includes detailed analyses of risk associated with the new investment strategy."
Alternatives: "risk assessments" or "risk evaluations".
Drivers today appear to care little for analyses of risk behavior and the potential physical consequences of an accident.
Car crashes are a major cause of death and serious injury to children but most analyses of risk are based on US data.
Economic analyses of risk regulations of some form have been required since the Nixon administration (Copeland 2011).
Most analyses of risk factors affecting survival after coronary artery bypass graft surgery have not differentiated among factors that influence early and late survival.
Companies' analyses of risk should also show they are aware of the long-term implications of environmental problems.
Our analyses of risk factors for ESBL-PE and CRB pneumonia among ESBL-PE carriers may be useful for identifying which patients may warrant empiric therapy targeting these organisms.
This includes more accurate reporting rates, better data collection and strengthened analyses of risk and prevalence factors.
This is the first effort we are aware of to compare separate analyses of risk factors for poultry and wild bird outbreaks.
GEE was used with a logit link for logistic regression analyses of risk factors for asthma; risk factors for allergen-specific IgE, and separately, for seropositivity to either cagA− or cagA+ strains of H. pylori.
The tendency of losses to follow-up to bias analyses of risk factors for death, as was documented here for both baseline CD4 counts and male sex, is concerning.
The 25th centile was used to define "early" sex, and analyses of risk factors for early sex were restricted to those who had reached that age, and were done using logistic regression.
