"bring about threats" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to cause or create threats. Example: The government's new policies on immigration have brought about threats from various extremist groups.
These conflicts may serve as an impediment to social development and bring about unorganized threats to the state due to the lack of institutional capacity to settle conflicts within an authorized framework (Zhou 1993).
The unregulated use of second-line drugs bring about the threat of XDR-TB epidemic.
It is the United States' duty and its responsibility not just to protect itself but also to spread liberty, which is "God's gift to humanity," to every nation, to bring about "the end of terrible threats to the civilized world," and to be the guarantor of "the hopes of all mankind".
In this paper the main threats dogs bring about Brazilian biodiversity are assessed with a focus on protected areas.
But it is surely these new and unknown threats that will bring about future intelligence setbacks.
Agriculture also brought about new threats to mankind's existence.
Importantly, much of this language centers on gender, stigmatizing Latinos and Latinas as a reproductive threat that will bring about the much feared "browning of America".
But as officials have seen time and again since June, the arrests and threats have failed to bring about obedience.
Some medical men even believed that a controlled environment — the use of fear, aggression, threats and isolation — could bring about the breeding of a monster.
In the 19th century it took the threat of revolution to bring about progressive reforms.
