The phrase "as it poses a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the implications or consequences of a particular situation or action.
Example: "The new policy is concerning, as it poses a risk to employee morale."
Alternatives: "as it presents a" or "as it creates a".
"The majors are clearly acknowledging the seriousness of the allegations as it poses a much larger risk than simply lost revenue from fines and penalties," Martin Smith, head of markets analysis at East & Partners said.
It is considered a form of violence against women, as it poses a threat to women's physical and psychological health.
The creature becomes distressed and Owen can see no other option but to reluctantly euthanise it as it poses a threat to them by struggling.
Formaldehyde is still the main chemical used in the fluid, while the anti-fungal chemical phenol has been removed as it poses a potential exposure threat.
Management of waste generated in any health-care facility is a critical issue as it poses a direct threat to human health as well as to the environment.
Bilateral choanal atresia calls for immediate surgical intervention, as it poses a threat to the life of the newborn baby [ 1].
The classification board chief, Leela Samson, said panel members saw the film and decided it could not be released as it posed a threat to public order.
White House officials said that the president was determined to show leadership on the issue of climate change as it posed a "clear and present threat" to US national security and an "existential challenge" to developing nations that will bear the brunt of extreme weather events and food insecurity caused by warming temperatures.
Moreover, it is a running commentary on itself, and as such it poses a problem for the reviewer.
As Gallup notes, it "poses a challenge to democracy and to creating a fully engaged citizenry".
As an actress, however, she knows it poses a potential problem.
