No, the phrase "keep exposure" is not grammatically correct on its own.
It is missing a subject and verb, making it a fragment. It can only be used as a complete sentence when preceded by a subject and verb, such as "We must keep exposure to a minimum." "Keep exposure" can be used in written English in sentences like: 1. "We should keep our exposure to harmful chemicals at a minimum." 2. "The photographer made sure to keep exposure consistent throughout the photoshoot." 3. "He needed to keep his skin protected from the sun's exposure." 4. "The company needs to keep their financial exposure in check." 5. "It's important to keep exposure to negative influences at bay."
Beyond munis, I am urging clients to keep exposure to alternative investments, especially commodities, real estate and infrastructure.
However, we keep exposure to all the asset classes and by paying attention to this ranking, it helps us make asset allocation adjustments for accounts.
If you're trying to keep exposure to a particular size or style of stocks, there are different indexes that can help you accomplish your goal, such as the capitalization weighted S&P 500 Index versus an equal-weight index, says Rosica.
We have to remember this is flu season and not only do we have to allow the sick child time to get better but have to keep exposure to other people to a minimum.
We preferred to keep exposure as continuous because: a) it is biologically plausible that increased exposure leads to a steadily increasing risk which would be captured by a log-linear curve, b) using groups will only give better results when the cut-points are selected to break the exposure into substantively different exposure levels.
Since GA induced neuronal injury depending on the concentration and time of incubation, it is necessary to keep exposure to GA for enough time.
For towers, routers and other devices, we need a system to keep exposures As Low As Reasonably Achievable (ALARA) -- just like diagnostic radiation; and we especially need a way to provide safety to children in schools and those who are especially sensitive to exposures.
The US Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 regulates wood dust as a nuisance dust (western red cedar: PEL, 15 mg/m); however, it strongly encourages employers to keep exposures to a minimum and to adopt the levels set by the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists.
"Investors just want to keep their exposure low and watch from the sidelines".
She was avoiding the subway to keep her exposure to infection at a minimum, and avoiding relationships because she was in limbo.
That cost is more manageable if banks keep some exposure but sell most of the securities to other investors who have no recourse.
