"risk address" is not a grammatically correct phrase in English.
It would be better to say "risk assessment" or "addressing risks" depending on the intended meaning. Example: As a project manager, it is important to conduct a risk assessment to identify potential issues and determine strategies for addressing risks.
Back home, a bevy of regulation in the wake of the financial crisis has done little to shelter the system from risk, address leverage or puncture the veil of secrecy at large financial institutions, he writes.
Algorithmics' risk analytics software, content and advisory services are used by banks, investment and insurance businesses to help assess risk, address regulatory requirements and make more insightful business decisions.
The president thanked people for their questions, but he was less willing to risk addressing them by name.
'Climate change risk' addresses such factors as coastal proximity, ecosystem sensitivity, or proneness to flooding and other climate change-related risks.
Despite the important role of parameter fluctuations, the currency fluctuation risk addressed in our approach has not been fully explored yet.
"We are fortunate to have a breakthrough technology that delivers a simple, secure, and private solution that eliminates password pain and password security risk, addressing a massive and escalating market need," Rush added.
In December 2008, the Commission released a report, World At Risk, addressing these objectives.
Together with partners, in 2016, UNICEF will focus on responding to populations at risk, addressing malnutrition and preventing disease outbreaks, including cholera.
Table 4 Technical and market risks addressed by researchers Sr. no.
The EC concluded that more systematic and complete information on the assessment criteria and on the risk scenarios assessed may help the Commission carry out an informed and coherent analysis of risks addressed in NRAs (European Commission 2014b).
