The phrase "availability of risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the presence or accessibility of risk factors in various situations, such as finance, health, or project management.
Example: "The availability of risk in this investment opportunity must be carefully assessed before proceeding."
Alternatives: "presence of risk" or "existence of risk".
Because the amount of customer discovery and product-market fit you need to find is inversely proportional to the amount and availability of risk capital.
The proposed methodology was designed to address the particularities of the Greek case, regarding the type and availability of risk and spatial data.
Continued learning is an essential element of the DRM process because both the availability of risk information itself and the local capacity to interpret and make decisions based on such information are generally limited in Cambodia.
The key to the expansion of the electronics industry has been ingenuity, innovation and the availability of risk capital.
However, key parts of our assessments have relied on the availability of risk groups.
Our meta-analyses were limited by the availability of risk estimates for the prognostic factors of interest.
This Article shows how the availability of risk-free debt could reduce borrowing costs and improve the monitoring of state political actors.
Assessing the availability of risks together with overconfidence could advance the understanding of overconfidence by clarifying whether overconfidence indeed reduces the availability of risks in memory.
Therefore, people's risk assessment is likely influenced by both availability of risks and the affective, emotional response to risks.
The availability of risks has been confirmed to highly correlate with people's judgments of risk occurrence probabilities (Hertwig et al. 2005; Pachur et al. 2012).
Future research may investigate whether overconfidence reduces the availability of risks, therefore 'blinding' people to the threat posed by said risks.
