'perceived high risk' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation that may not actually be dangerous but is considered to be by someone. For example, "Jill refused to cross the street at night, despite the fact that there was no traffic and the area had low crime rates because she perceived a high risk."
Because the perceived high risk associated with cancer and coincident PE makes the performance of a prospective study challenging, we designed a retrospective study to investigate whether there is a subset of cancer patients for whom discharge might be safe and thus the consideration of a prospective study be warranted.
Perceived low risk from pH1N1 and perceived high risk from pH1N1 vaccine inhibited pH1N1 vaccine uptake.
A vicious cycle of perceived high risk of HIV transmission, mistrust, avoidance, and then perceived high risk might be created, which needs to be broken with improvement in communication skills through interventions.
Factors that have been associated with favourable response to HIV screening include confidentiality, presentation of VCT as routine rather than optional, and perceived high risk [ 28].
The detailed coding was done with a focus on the sections relating to perceived condom availability/accessibility and perceived high risk places, which were the predetermined sub-themes.
Emergency measures, especially enhanced chlorination of central water supplies, were expanded in the IDP camps because of the perceived high risk.
Industries with a perceived higher risk such as the aviation and nuclear industries have a much better safety record than health care.
They offer cash-back deals, cut-rate financing, or longer warranties so the buyer feels like they're getting something in return for the perceived higher risk.
These loans carried higher rates and fees to compensate for the perceived higher risk of lending to borrowers who could not get a standard (prime) loan.
For now, most of these institutional investors are biding their time, accepting lower returns without moving funds to countries with higher interest rates and perceived higher risk, or into other riskier domestic assets.
This may be due to the perceived higher risk of unwanted pregnancy they face and the higher magnitude of sexual assault (26.5%) among street women.
