"counter risks" is a valid phrase in written English and simply means to identify and reduce or control potential risks.
For example, "The company took measures to counter risks before launching their new product."
The state council, or cabinet, made the rare admission late on Wednesday that the $23bn£14bnbn) project was successful but requires action to curb pollution, counter risks of natural disasters and improve the living standards of the 1.4 million people who were forced to relocate.
Yes there are counter risks.
Furthermore, this paper discusses the value of a hedging portfolio to counter risks from information asymmetry.
Such stimulation can counter risks associated with low birth weight (19).
They generally recognize the benefits of unified actions in assisting them to counter risks in their environment and mobilise against human rights violations, but note how the fluctuant and stigmatised nature of their profession often undermines collective action.
The accumulation of animals as a buffer against future loss has been argued to be an efficient strategy for countering risks (see e.g., Hjort 1981; Templer et al. 1993; Næss 2009).
Stroz Friedberg works with large corporates, law firms and government agencies to understand, manage and counter such risks.
1.01pm: Soulful face has let us know that they're all having red wine to counter the risks of radiation.
Regulators must counter the risks implied by structures that are intrinsically destabilising, as the money market funds were.
All ECB bond-buying will be "sterilised" – that is, offset by removing equivalent liquidity from other parts of the euro system – to counter inflationary risks.
To counter the risks, the bank structured loans to the energy-trading giant in ways that were at once opaque and designed to ensure Citi stood at the head of the creditors' queue, should Enron ever run into trouble.
