It is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "Those who maintain a healthy lifestyle have lower risk for developing certain chronic diseases."
Also, turf tracks rated good, soft and soft to heavy also have lower risk of fatalities.
Given the nature of their assets, most have lower risk of bankruptcy than SolarCity or Power REIT.
Shares in the more stable, fast-growing economies will have lower risk and perhaps give a better return.Beware, as usual, the survivor bias that plagues very long time series.
Coronary patients have lower risk.
Most banks target large enterprises for making loans, which are considered to have lower risk.
Newer generation VADs have lower risk of fatal adverse events and are also smaller in size.
Partly because dividend payers tend to have solid fundamentals, they tend to have lower risk.
Corridors with high bicycle volumes, located mainly in the central neighbourhoods of Montreal, have lower risk of injury.
Bonin et al. ([2009]), however, find that first generation immigrants have lower risk preferences than natives, which only equalize in the second generation.
The objective of this study was to follow individuals over time to examine whether those with higher levels of CRF have lower risk of developing depressive symptoms.
Subunit protein antigens are much safer alternatives to the whole pathogen or viral vector-based antigens since they have lower risk of causing diseases, but the immunogenicity is often compromised at the same time.
