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The phrase "at increased risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to health, safety, or vulnerability, indicating a higher likelihood of experiencing a negative outcome.
Example: "Individuals with pre-existing conditions are at increased risk of complications from the virus."
Alternatives: "at higher risk" or "more susceptible to".
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People with large numbers of moles, more than 100, are at increased risk, as well.
"These prolonged stagnations can actually place children at increased risk".
Depressed mothers are at increased risk for preeclampsia.
And he is at increased risk for infections.
HIV-infected women are at increased risk for cervical dysplasia.
Patients undergoing maintenance dialysis are at increased risk of stroke.
African-Americans and those with relatives who had prostate cancer are at increased risk.
Not all women at increased risk are being advised to get M.R.I. scans.
Surely, that puts us at increased risk of attack".
"If this is not handled properly, we could be at increased risk," Mr. Walker said.
He said that the proposal "puts our national security at increased risk".
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