"bring potential risk" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation or activity that could result in a negative outcome, such as harm or loss. For example: "Driving in the snow can bring potential risk to both the driver and other drivers."
That will bring potential risks as well as potential benefits.
In summary, TLR agonists bring potential risks to immunotherapies because these receptors can also initiate tumor promoting biological processes when expressed by glioma cells.
(More prophages enrich the bacteria with additional toxins, but they may also bring the potential risk of lysing the bacteria at any time a phage is induced).
However, I would argue that such luxury in communication brings great potential risk to your well-being when overwintering in Antarctica.
Mining disasters bring great potential risks for urban development and public safety.
"In particular, there is a need to balance the potential (but inherently uncertain) benefits that privatisation may bring against the potential risks to remit delivery if Channel 4 moves from a not-for-profit to profit-maximising status.
B3 NEWS ANALYSIS -- The first victory for the Northern Alliance at Mazar-i-Sharif after a month of fighting brings both opportunity and potential risk for the Bush administration in Afghanistan.
The overall work brings elements of reflection concerning the potential risk of strong pressure oscillations in future gas turbine combustors for oxy fuel gas cycles.
For them, the drug brings welcome relief that outweighs the potential risk.
Results of this study suggest that using existing instruments can be a cost effective way of meeting the required SIL, which eliminates all the hassle and potential risk introduced when bringing in new instruments to the design.
