The phrase "avoidable risk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing risk management, safety, or decision-making where certain risks can be mitigated or eliminated.
Example: "The company implemented new safety protocols to minimize avoidable risks in the workplace."
Alternatives: "preventable risk" or "manageable risk".
An Avoidable Risk For all its marvelous life-giving properties, sunlight can also be damaging and sometimes lethal, even for those who "never" burn, tan easily or have naturally dark skin.
Rather, she said, the court should "vacate and remand" the Kentucky Supreme Court's decision that upheld the protocol, instructing it to consider whether the state's omission of safeguards used by other states "poses an untoward, readily avoidable risk of inflicting severe and unnecessary pain".
Latest figures from Cancer Research UK show smoking is the biggest avoidable risk factor, followed by unhealthy diets.
These are linked to avoidable risk factors such as smoking, high blood pressure and obesity, which are still all too common in the UK, say Chris Murray, from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, University of Washington, USA, and colleagues who carried out the analysis of global data.
"This was a direct and avoidable risk to the health of this community".
If you are like me, to accept the avoidable risk of a predictably volatile gas is deeply unsettling.
Drug users are being exposed to significant and avoidable risks by a combination of poor policy and a lack of any real enforcement combined with zero quality control.
"Moving forward to ban these products will prevent completely avoidable risks to children," said James Jones, acting assistant administrator for the E.P.A.'s Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention.
"Clear and accessible information on these small but significant avoidable risks should be widely disseminated to local communities and be included as part of antenatal counselling and in the planning of healthcare services".
These avoidable risks include: The magic of diversification is that you can take two individual investments, which when viewed in isolation are individually risky, and blend them in a portfolio.
When starting a NBS programme for CF it is important to take precautions in order to minimise avoidable risks and maximise benefits.
