"natural risk" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to risks or dangers that occur naturally in the environment or circumstances. For example, "Living near the coast poses a natural risk of hurricanes and floods."
"People don't talk about the fact that when you exercise, you are at a natural risk of injuring yourself.
As a result, many who might like to dip a toe in the Edinburgh pond are scared off, and theatremakers who aren't natural risk takers opt for something a little safer for the month of August.
Acute maternal intrauterine infection, premature delivery and multiple births are the most frequent natural risk factors leading to fetal or neonatal hypoxia [60].
Land use management policies depend on natural risk analysis and on its reduction by protective measures such as civil engineering structures (e.g. check dams, dikes) and forest.
Their position, in terms of risk perception, was one of geographers and psychologists of natural risk, based on a classic distinction between hazard and risk (a combination of hazard and vulnerability).
DP also act as a type of income insurance for farmers which crowds out other "natural" risk management strategies such as diversification and may induce less risk averse behaviour (El Benni et al. 2012; Falco et al. 2014).
More than that, however, the military in Israel "promotes innovation and entrepreneurship," says Singer, adding, "It's a country of immigrants who by nature are natural risk-takers and entrepreneurs".
The Riskscape programme has been funded to undertake quantitative natural hazard risk assessment, including building a software platform designed to evaluate impact and risk from natural hazards.
NJW is an expert on natural hazard risk and vulnerability reduction and on how hazards information affects responses of officials and at-risk populations.
At the time, the Icelandic government employed just two natural hazard risk analysts.
Effective natural hazard risk assessment requires the characterisation of both hazards and vulnerabilities of exposed elements.
