"local risk" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a danger or potential harm that exists within a specific area or community. Example: The government has issued a warning about the local risk of flooding in coastal areas. Residents are advised to take necessary precautions and be aware of evacuation routes.
These findings highlight the importance of conducting studies locally to determine local risk factors and corresponding control measures.
The systemic risk is superior to the local risk.
(The UK Environment Agency provides a map showing the local risk from both river and coastal flooding).
If our local risk of terrorist retaliation is greater than average Americans' -- and who doubts that it is?
Firms with a higher return due to global risk relative to local risk select into borrowing from global banks; firms with a higher return due to local risk relative to global risk select into borrowing from local banks.
The local risk calculated using the concept of pre-existing cracks gives a most probable range of ring crack radii that does not match the radii measured experimentally.
In this process design, local risk and global impact are evaluated and interpreted comprehensively by integrating risk assessment (RA) and life cycle assessment (LCA).
Local risk assessments must be carried out by the industry on all physical gambling outlets by April to gauge the potential impact of the venues on the vulnerable.
As a first step, the local risk of rupture is calculated which leads to the identification of the most critical regions of the component.
However, the local risk calculated using the assumption of critical crack nucleation and formation during spherical indentation results in a most probable range of ring crack radii which exhibits good agreement with the experimental data.
The only local risk factors for the dollar on Tuesday are the National Australia Bank's business confidence survey and a speech by the Reserve Bank of Australia's deputy governor, Phillip Lowe.
