The phrase "introduces a risk" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe an action or situation that has the potential to cause harm or danger. It can be used in both formal and informal writing. Example: "Leaving your phone unattended introduces a risk of it being stolen."
This technology presents evident advantages in terms of system simplification and reduction of production costs but on the other hand introduces a risk factor with regards to the solidification of the salt mixture that occurs at about 240 °C.
To accommodate Allais' preferences (and other intuitively rational attitudes to risk that violate EU theory), Buchak introduces a risk function that represents people's willingness to trade chances of something good for risks of something bad.
To begin with, using indicators introduces a risk of condoning a low level of human rights abuses.
SGC introduces a risk of severe hypoglycaemia (SHG) [ 1, 9].
Unfortunately, in the absence of hypovolaemia the amount of saline required introduces a risk for overload.
To perform all these studies with just one culture introduces a risk into the reproducibility study.
Balloon Battle gives each player five balloons, which they lose when attacked, rewarding the aggressor with points; that your points are halved if you lose all your balloons introduces a risk-reward angle that discourages driving right into the fray.
This manual introduces a risk-based inspection approach and procedures for primary production operations and food processing establishments, and is composed of six parts.
"It's another thing entirely to change the way you practice medicine, and introduce a risk with no benefit, because of a state mandate".
We introduce a risk assessment tool that serves to identify issues that inhibit success if not sufficiently addressed and a scorecard for tracking progress towards goals.
