'downside risks for' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to risks that may have a negative result or outcome. For example: "Given the current economic climate, there are some downside risks for investments in the stock market."
We think this (plus the asset protection scheme) limit the downside risks for investors.
Unwinding quantitative easing could have "huge downside risks for the U.S. economy," he said.
The Fed decided to continue its tapering cycle last week without seeing increasing downside risks for activity near term.
"The uncertain outlook for the global economy and instability in financial markets are underscoring the downside risks for Japan's economy," said Masaaki Shirakawa, the Bank of Japan governor.
Still, there is one important parallel: A U.S. prosecution of Mr. Assange would carry significant downside risks for the United States.
Still, referendum wobbles could make themselves felt in the coming months, highlighting the continuing downside risks for the economy this year".
"I see more downside risk for 2013 at the moment," Mr. Lawson said.
All of a sudden, Volkswagen has become a bigger downside risk for the German economy than the Greek debt crisis".
"A lot of that inventory build was unintentional, which suggests a downside risk for the fourth quarter," she said.
"If Google had won a license, there was only downside risk for them," said Gregory L. Rosston, a former F.C.C. official and senior fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research.
Analyst Anindya Mohinta at Citigroup said: This is the sort of deal we have previously flagged as representing a downside risk for [ENRC].
