The phrase "are based on risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing decisions, strategies, or actions that are determined by the level of risk involved.
Example: "The investment strategies we employ are based on risk assessments to ensure maximum returns."
Alternatives: "are determined by risk" or "are founded on risk".
At the moment, Europe's rules on pesticides are based on risk.
These limitations are of critical importance in AS, where treatment decisions are based on risk stratification and dependent on accurate Gleason grading of tumours [4].
The Mark Pincus startup that just publicly launched earlier this month with $10 Million from Union Square Ventures, Peter Thiel, Reid Hoffman, Bob Pittman, and others—has games that are based on Risk (Attack!), Boggle (Scramble), and Battleship (Battleship).
3 Proposals for these schedules are based on risk calculations concerning melanoma recurrence and cost effectiveness.
The American College of Chest Physicians (ACCP) recommendations for thromboprophylaxis in surgical patients are based on risk stratification.
However, criteria that are based on risk distribution (percentile), as the Matsuda (13, 29) or HOMA indices (11), lead to less consistent results across studies.
The funnel plots are based on risk-adjusted data, which reflect the age of the patients and the nature of the operations.
The decision making process in relation to licensure of a new drug is becoming more and more complex, and decisions are based on risk-benefit evaluations across all sources of evidence brought up during the whole drug development program.
Our calculations are based on risks for smokers and non-smokers.
Insurance premiums should be based on risk to encourage individuals to reduce their vulnerability to catastrophes.
But some scientists questioned its results, particularly because it was based on risk models, and not extensive testing.
