The phrase "conflict risk" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is typically used when discussing potential conflicts or tensions that may arise in a particular situation or between different parties. Example: "The company's expansion into foreign markets comes with a high conflict risk due to cultural differences and political instability."
At her family's fashionable Wei Wei wedding store, Chen Meicun described a conundrum of yearning and conflict, risk and reward.
From the first the team calculated an "annual conflict risk" for violence within countries (as opposed to cross-border wars).
Look at the debate that dominated western discussions about conflict risk in the Middle East for most of the last decade: war with Iran.
Meanwhile journalists in the city – the people we rely on to be the eyes and ears on the frontlines of conflict – risk being kidnapped, tortured and murdered in the line of duty.
Similarly, a report issued by Unicef on Tuesday said that unrelenting violence, sweeping population displacement and damage to infrastructure and essential services caused by the Syrian conflict risk leaving an entire generation of children scarred for life.
We first consider exposure to conflict risk.
On the one hand, the Syrian conflict risks reigniting its own conflict with the Kurds.
If the fighting goes on, many more children will die from hunger, thousands more refugees will flee for Europe, and a bloody conflict risks becoming entrenched.
The conflict risked spiralling even further amid reports that Moscow was considering strikes against Ukrainian positions after a shell allegedly crossed the border and killed a Russian civilian on Sunday.
It further established baseline indicators of land use conflict risks in the area.
Ukraine and its western allies fear that, as time drags on, a "frozen conflict" risks turning rebel-held regions into de facto states.
