"increased risks of" is a grammatically correct phrase and is often used in written English.
For example, "The use of chemical pollutants has increased risks of water contamination."
There are increased risks of blood clots and pneumonia.
Do you believe we will face increased risks of such events in future?
How serious are the increased risks of retaliatory terrorist strikes as a consequence of this move?
Patients with the disorder have increased risks of stroke and other cardiovascular complications, including heart failure.
Obese mothers have increased risks of having children who become obese in later life and suffer from cardiovascular disease.
Even the bullies themselves are more likely to suffer from poor academic performance and increased risks of committing criminal offenses.
This has increased risks of the fleeing population of quake victims falling into the nets of human trafficking," Gautam said.
Strokes and heart problems are rising, diabetes is rocketing and overweight people run increased risks of cancers and infertility.
This leads to increased risks of weight gain and obesity, anxiety, depression, and inability to sleep, studies have found.
Alcohol use and marijuana use are each associated with significantly increased risks of fatal crash involvement.
However, diabetes has been shown across orthopedics to have significantly increased risks of postoperative complications.
