The phrase "attainable risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the feasibility of achieving a certain level of risk in decision-making or project management.
Example: "In our analysis, we determined that the attainable risk for this investment is within acceptable limits."
Alternatives: "feasible risk" or "achievable risk".
To re-evaluate gonad shielding in paediatric pelvic radiography in terms of attainable radiation risk reduction and associated loss of diagnostic information.
This balance has not been drawn up so far and as the outcome might have a large impact on daily practice, we decided to re-evaluate the benefit of gonad shielding in terms of attainable radiation risk reduction and associated loss of diagnostic information.
Rather, the attainable absolute risk reductions by lowering blood pressure or taking a statin depend on the absolute CVR before treatment.
It is not yet clear whether an optimal antimicrobial dosage is attainable, given the seizure risk, or a suboptimal dosage acceptable, given the risks for treatment failure and resistance development.
The singer grew up in New York City, making her transition to a life of experimentation and risk much attainable, especially after she began to attend NYU.
Some campaign finance reform groups have suggested that the governor's proposals are so far-reaching that they risk delaying the passage of attainable new ethics rules.
Future intervention studies may determine whether better pain control is attainable, or whether preoperative assessment concerning the risk of severe acute and/or chronic pain could improve patient selection.
Nevertheless, it seems to be a reasonable (and attainable) target with respect to reduction in the risk of gastric cancer.
A realistic goal can be defined as one that is attainable within the parameters of one's resources and risk tolerance.
Gains previously possible in risk marker management may no longer be attainable.
