The phrase 'forms a threat' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The increase in severe weather conditions forms a threat to global food security."
The forms a threat might take were already spelled out in a critique of flaws in maritime security involving plutonium shipments, written six years ago by experts from Sandia National Laboratories, in conjunction with the Los Alamos and Lawrence Livermore laboratories, the United States' three premier weapons laboratories.
West Nile virus (WNV) continues to circulate in the USA and forms a threat to the rest of the Western hemisphere.
He said today's fight in Afghanistan was against more than just the Taliban and Al Qaeda, but also "a very broad range of militant groups that are combined with the criminality, with the narco-trafficking system, with corruption, that form a threat and a challenge to the future of that great country".
First, they do not need to break up the affiliative interactions of nonbonded individuals, since without a specific partner choice, these do not form a threat.
This means that peer leaders may only be able to conduct the programme for a limited period, which could form a threat to the continuity of the programme.
The 4 perceived vulnerability and perceived severity subscales were combined to form a threat appraisal of RWI scale with an α of 0.81.
The theory outlines two cognitive mediating processes forming a threat and a coping appraisal, respectively; these two processes combine to form protection motivation or an intention to perform a protective behaviour.
All emerging factors were combined to form a perceived risk of RWI scale; perceived vulnerability and perceived severity factors were combined to form a threat appraisal of RWI scale, and factors from each construct were retained as subscales.
They endorsed the declaration made by their senior ministers which said that "terrorism in all its forms is a threat to economic stability in APEC as well as a threat to regional peace and stability".
In the article that introduces the term throffer, Steiner considers the difference between interventions in the form of a threat and those in the form of an offer.
"Corruption is a phenomenon that forms a real threat to the structure of the state," Jawad Bolani, the interior minister, said in a recent interview.
