"impose a higher risk" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to point out an increased risk or potential danger, for example: "The bad weather conditions impose a higher risk of accidents on the roads."
Although MetS has shown to be predictive for T2DM, especially the glucometabolic derangements impose a high risk to develop T2DM [ 8, 22].
The paralyzed bees are stored in subterranean brood cells under warm and humid conditions, which impose a high risk of fungal infestation on the larval provisions (e.g. [ 10]).
Current medication information is too difficult to understand for low health literate populations, which imposes a higher risk of misinterpreting prescription label instructions, dosage, duration, frequency, warning labels, written information and verbal pharmacist counseling.
Managing such patients with a prolonged period of immobilization in a halo imposes a higher risk of nonunion.
In describing the prevalence of dyslipidaemia in general and those with certain conditions imposing a higher risk of CVDs, including those with diabetes, a history of CVDs and the multiple risk factors will assist in CVD prevention.
Nevertheless, for those lesions located below the thoracic inlet, the procedure becomes challenging and it imposes a higher risk since the needle trajectory is close to many vital structures.
If the evidence of other amphetamines is any guide, the classification of mephedrone will impose a high-risk premium on the supplier, and thus a cost on the user.
The results show that Normal PDF imposes a low risk on the retailer in low price data, while it imposes a high risk in the high price data.
The residual dependency problem also imposes a high risk of performance degradation for the hosted applications after the VM execution has switched to the destination server.
Tobacco smoke imposes a high risk for human malignancies, especially for lung cancer, because it contains more than 4000 components, most of which are well defined carcinogens [1], [2].
