The phrase "encompass risk" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe when something covers or includes a certain amount of risk. For example, "This investment plan encompasses a moderate level of risk."
However, foreign-born South Asians had a higher reported prevalence of diabetes at lower BMI levels than all other races/nativities, independent of socioeconomic status, suggesting that standard BMI cutoff points do not adequately encompass risks related to overweight and obesity in the Asian population.
Lloyd traces how a difficult childhood led to a hair-raising journey that encompassed risk, recruitment, and violent abuse--to breaking free from sexual exploitation...and ultimately healing.
Because some women have been granted bond to leave at levels they are unable to pay, Johnson said Immigration and Customs Enforcement had established new criteria to set bond amounts "at a level that is reasonable and realistic, taking into account ability to pay, while also encompassing risk of flight and public safety".
Biosecurity Risk Analysis Manual (Part 3): presents a framework to structure and guide the application of risk analysis (encompassing risk assessment, risk management and risk communication) in biosecurity.
The organization's humanitarian action encompasses risk reduction, including early warning and preparedness in development contexts, and rapid response to and recovery from humanitarian crises.
An approach to biosecurity that accounts for these trends, and encompasses risks posed by deliberate, accidental, and reckless misuse, can help address the complex and evolving security landscape.
Risk management (RM) generally encompasses risks in the political, legal and business environment [cf. [ 3, 4]].
24 Hormone replacement therapy may reduce insulin resistance, but also encompasses risks.
It should be forward-looking as to encompass material risks and risks likely to be materialised on the short, medium and long term.
