"expected risks" is a valid phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to potential dangers or negative outcomes that are anticipated or likely to occur. Example: As a project manager, I always prepare for the expected risks and have contingency plans in place to mitigate their impact.
Goodbody analyst Philip O'Sullivan said he expected risks to full-year forecasts for the firm to be on the downside.
To keep the sensitive material from leaking, each of the 28 member states was told only of the expected risks its own economy would face.
The safety requirements give a target SIL for the expected risks using hazard analysis and risk assessment (HARA).
Table 1 Expected risks and opportunities for biodiversity conservation from suggested scenarios Scenarios Energy crop types Production system?
To deal with expected risks of this patient, a video laryngoscope, laryngeal mask, and tracheotomy kit were prepared in the operative room for difficult airway management (DAM).
Expected risks from desk top studies and related planning requirements captured the majority of those risks actually experienced in the field during the construction phase.
As investors came to realise this, they would lower the expected risk premium they demanded for holding shares to zero.
The report pointed out, however, that the normal expected risk of thyroid cancer was just 0.75 percent, and that the additional lifetime risk would raise that to 1.25 percent.
Nowhere is that truer than in so-called structured products bundles of assets sliced into different layers of expected risk and return.
But of all the things they might have thought might happen, I'd be surprised if civil insurrections was high up on their list of expected risk factors".
Nonetheless, expected risk-adjusted annual returns are 130 basis points higher for the most financially literate individuals compared with their least knowledgeable peers.
