The phrase "analyzes risks" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the evaluation or assessment of potential dangers or uncertainties in various contexts, such as business, finance, or project management.
Example: "The financial analyst analyzes risks associated with the investment portfolio to ensure informed decision-making."
Alternatives: "assesses risks" or "evaluates risks".
The Moody's Corporation, said yesterday that it had agreed to buy KMV, a closely held firm that analyzes risks of bonds, loans, and credit derivatives, for $210 million, to add risk-management customers.
R&R's approach differs from traditional ratings agencies because, in addition to being able to rate new issues, it analyzes risks in securities that are trading in the secondary, or resale, market, after they are issued.
This paper analyzes risks of the engineering project construction-agent system from other risks of other engineering projects, applies entropy measurement method to assess risks of a project of construction-agent system and analyses the result.
Jablonski now analyzes risk for companies doing business overseas.
This article analyzes risk-adjusted outcomes after vascular surgical operations in men performed at VA hospitals as compared with private-sector hospitals.
How do we analyze risks, and why are we sometimes so bad at it?
In 1979, Mr. Shackley retired from the C.I.A. and founded Research Associates International Ltd., a Bethesda consulting firm specializing in analyzing risks and protecting executives.
I had been a vice president at a large financial services firm in New York, analyzing risks and recommending investments in tax-exempt portfolios.
That's what's so beneficial in the leverage-ratio rule proposed last week: it allows for much less subjectivity in analyzing risks on a bank's balance sheet.
The reality is, we are terrible at analyzing risks!
In this context, vulnerability is the key to analyzing risks and understanding disasters.
