The phrase "and hence jeopardize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that one action or situation leads to the risk or danger of another.
Example: "The lack of proper safety measures can lead to accidents, and hence jeopardize the well-being of the workers."
Alternatives: "and therefore endanger" or "and thus threaten".
However, these programs can underestimate the complexities of human behaviour, and hence jeopardize their effectiveness.
In countries such as Uganda where electricity supply barely meets the system demand requirements, policymakers, regulators, system operators as well as distribution network operators are always wary of any likely surge in the maximum demand that may propagate system outages and hence jeopardize the quality of electricity supply.
Different implant surface topographies could influence the bacterial adsorption and therefore jeopardize the implant survival.
The scaling of VLSI technology results in reduced supply voltages, hence jeopardizing the voltage swing and signal-to-noise ratio achievable by analog integrated circuits.
Hence, KIEs may exert considerable effects over all variables of the system (metabolite concentrations, fluxes, and distribution of isotopes), and thus potentially jeopardize the biological value of ILEs.
Hence, we conclude that Cernunnos/XLF mutations in immunodeficiency patients disrupt the ability of cells to respond appropriately to replication stress conditions and therefore may jeopardize the cells when they are hyperproliferating during embryonic development or in early stages of tumor development.
This approach may therefore jeopardize the integrity and homeostasis of the cochlea.
While it is generally assumed that exercise benefits sleep, high training load may jeopardize sleep and hence limit adequate recovery.
Intensive interference degrades wireless links and may jeopardize continuous connectivity and hence quality of service (QoS) offered to the users.
Outbreak indicators were well understood and implemented by peripheral staff, however poor filing of final outbreak reports jeopardized documentation and hence the assessment of response adequacy and institutional learning.
The origin of the aluminum equivalent shield approximation in space radiation analysis can be traced back to its roots in the early years of the NASA space programs (Mercury, Gemini and Apollo) wherein the primary radiobiological concern was the intense sources of ionizing radiation causing short term effects which was thought to jeopardize the safety of the crew and hence the mission.
