The phrase "by risk analysis" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the process of assessing potential risks and making decisions based on that analysis. For example: - "The company made strategic decisions by risk analysis, carefully considering potential risks and benefits before implementing new policies." - "The project's success was achieved by risk analysis, which allowed the team to identify and mitigate potential obstacles." - "The plan was approved by risk analysis, demonstrating careful consideration of potential risks and a thorough mitigation plan."
Of course, there are larger philosophical questions lingering beneath such a show for example, should it bother us that the corporate embrace of diversity is often driven by risk analysis and public relations rather than a desire for true social change?
But Commissioner William D. Magwood IV, who voted with the majority, said that if the agency imposed a blanket requirement for an improvement that could not be justified by risk analysis "the regulatory stability the N.R.C. has developed over the decades would be lost".
Of course, there are larger philosophical questions lingering beneath such a show — for example, should it bother us that the corporate embrace of diversity is often driven by risk analysis and public relations rather than a desire for true social change?
In the current study, this spectrum is obtained by risk analysis method.
And capital flow and capital formation is always driven by risk analysis.
Reviews of anything else, from alternative energy to new businesses, were weighted by "risk analysis," "revenue cannibalization," "political cost" and "brand impact" reviews.
In such a period, case-by-case risk analysis is replaced by the wholesale liquidation of positions in reaction to the day's headlines.
The fear now is that, rather than doing a building-by-building risk analysis, in the wake of the conflict in Sur and other urban centres, the ministry will simply declare entire districts unsafe, clear them of people and begin demolitions.
The Water Stress Index, produced by UK risk analysis firm Maplecroft, provides an indication where water-related conflicts might be most likely to occur.
Devshop has taken an innovative approach to solving some of the pains of project management by using risk analysis which can gauge the impact changes to schedules have.
The acquisition and process visualization is followed by a risk analysis of all relevant processes.
