The phrase "augmented risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe an increased or enhanced level of risk associated with a particular situation or decision.
Example: "Investing in emerging markets often comes with augmented risk due to political instability and economic fluctuations."
Alternatives: "increased risk" or "elevated risk".
Relation between obesity and augmented risk of myoma has now been well documented.
However, the combined increases in cTnT and MR-proANP augmented risk substantially (HR 10.29, 95% CI 2.48 to 42.67, p=0.0013).
Our results, however, are clearly in agreement with previous studies demonstrating a link between chronic inflammatory diseases, including psoriasis and rheumatoid arthritis, and augmented risk of DM (5– 7, 11– 132 33, 37, 37).
Trichomoniasis is associated with membrane rupture in pregnant women and, therefore, preterm child delivery, low birth weight, and augmented risk of infection with human papilloma virus or human immunodeficiency virus type 1 [ 11– 14] following exposure.
However, even if this assumption is invalid, risk maps based on vector distributions are still useful to augment risk analyses based only on parasite distributions.
One report has suggested that elevated E-field exposure could augment risk of childhood cancer.
They suggest that patient-related outcomes such as hypoglycemia would augment risk stratification and management of patients with diabetes.
Patient-reported outcomes, including patient-reported hypoglycemia, may therefore augment risk stratification and disease management of patients with diabetes.
The strategy of augmenting risk prediction ability by using two brief and valid tools concurrently to screen for suicide risk level was also suggested by other study [ 37].
We further examined whether amino acid profiling could augment risk assessment of insulin resistance (defined as 6-year HOMA-IR >90th percentile) in early adulthood.
The current study does not show any evidence for augmented cancer risk for fertile women who are recommended folic acid periconceptionally in order to reduce the risk of neural tube defects.
