"persistent risk" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a risk that is ongoing over a period of time, a risk which remains present or persists despite any attempts to eliminate it. For example: Despite the company's best efforts, the persistent risk of flooding during the rainy season continued to threaten their facilities.
During initial counselling before PSA testing, men are informed of the possible requirement for repeat biopsies beyond the first procedure, in the event of equivocal results or a benign biopsy with persistent risk factors such as a persistently raised serum PSA concentration.
Material hardship was one of the most persistent risk factors from baseline to termination.
In particular, some patients whose tumors express the estrogen receptor but not another receptor called HER2 are at a persistent risk of relapse over time.
But the heavy-handed response of authorities, including violent attacks on protesters, transformed a small-scale protest into a general popular uprising with hundreds of thousands of people descending daily on the main squares of Kiev and other Ukrainian cities in the middle of the bitter cold Ukrainian winter and the persistent risk of being beaten, imprisoned, and tortured.
Despite well-established routines between the two sides' infantry patrols to avoid clashes, he worries about a persistent risk of accidental conflict.A deal over the border has for years been self-evident: China gets to keep Aksai Chin in the west and India gets to keep the 80,000 square kilometres of Arunachal Pradesh, which China informally calls "South Tibet".
There's also the persistent risk of a security breach that could tank Robinhood's brand.
However, the poll reveals persistent risks for Republicans among Hispanics.
When I asked Mr. Zhang why he continued his work, despite the persistent risks and challenges, he replied: "My blog is about hope.
The communities that host NPPs inevitably bear the burden of the persistent risks associated with them.
Well failure, savannah fires and drought represent persistent risks or hazards to which livestock production in the region is exposed.
But team member Arthur Lerner-Lam, director of the Center for Hazards and Risk Research at Columbia, said that preparing for persistent risks allows hard-hit areas to cope with unexpected disasters, too.
