The phrase "application of a risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing risk management, assessment, or analysis where you are referring to how a particular risk is applied or considered in a situation.
Example: "The application of a risk assessment framework is crucial for identifying potential hazards in the project."
Alternatives: "implementation of a risk" or "utilization of a risk".
Conclusions: The study shows the application of a risk assessment model, towards predicting the risk for cardiovascular diseases among a group ofhigh risk population.
As has been argued here, and has been supported by empirical observation of populations in Ecuador, the application of a risk framework forces a focus on a singular threat.
The process followed to build such Security SLAs entails the application of a risk analysis procedure aimed at identifying the main vulnerabilities affecting a cloud application and allows to determine the countermeasures to consider at design time in order to thwart the main existing threats.
A risk score's ease of use generally compromises its prognostic accuracy, as does application of a risk score to a population distinct from its derivation cohort [19], [20].
In the first stage, titles of all studies identified from the electronic search were screened in duplicate by six reviewers involved in a large systematic review on CVD risk prediction led by ES and KGMM to identify all studies that described the application of a risk model into clinical practice or focused on risk-based management.
This paper presents the application of a risk-based water management tool called Borehole Optimisation System (BOS) in the evaluation of the risk of MTBE to urban groundwater at city scale using Nottingham city as our case study.
In particular, we addressed the application of a Risk-Based Inspection (RBI) methodology in the French petroleum company with operations on the west coast of central and southern Africa.
In this paper we present some initial results of the application of a risk-informed safety margin characterization (RISMC) approach to the analysis of the impact of an extended power uprate (EPU) on plant safety for selected transient and accident sequences.
Other missing data will also need to be addressed, likely using NHANES data as has been implemented in clinical applications of a risk model for progression of age-related macular degeneration using demographic, genetic, environmental, and ocular factors [ 26].
In the USA, Morrison et al. [ 11] found that perinatal mortality was significantly higher in the high- versus the low-risk groups identified with the application of a simplified risk scoring system, where high risk was a score of 3 or greater (69/1000 versus 7/1000, respectively, P < 0.0001).
