"risk dispersion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing an approach to reduce the risk of something. For example, "In order to reduce the risk of a natural disaster, a strategy of risk dispersion was employed."
Wrong-headed assumptions about risk dispersion will be less easily made.
The assurance that an AAA rating offered, the unquestioning belief in the rise of national house prices in America and the faith in risk dispersion through securitisation all had pernicious effects.
Sometimes, however, risk dispersion can cause investors to underestimate and under-protect against risk.
This Article examines the market failures resulting from risk dispersion and analyzes when government regulation may be necessary or appropriate to limit these market failures.
The Article also examines how such regulation should be designed,including the extent to which it should limit risk dispersion in the first instance.
Generally, the binomial yields pessimistic results; measures of risk and dispersion are overestimated.
We use these 2 viruses as examples in our discussion of the risk for dispersion of bird-carried pathogens into Mediterranean wetlands.
Under the hypothesis that risk for dispersion of pathogens into the Camargue is correlated with the number of birds and bird species encountered in a given area, these indices are helpful to determine periods at higher risk for introduction and emergence of birdborne diseases.
Although M. violaceum is related to major crop pathogens like U. maydis and Puccinia spp., it has no impact on human activities, making it valuable for the study of natural host-pathogen coevolution, and avoiding the risk of dispersion in human crops.
The results suggest that indigenous bacteria in As-contaminated tailings can increase As mobility from the solid media when microbially available organic substrates are supplied, and thus enhance the risk of As dispersion to nearby soil, sediment and groundwater.
Some of the advantages C. reinhardtii has include: a fast growth rate compared to plants and animal cells, it is a Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) organism by the Food and Drug Administration from the United States of America, cell cultures can be grown in bioreactors, thus reducing the risk of transgene dispersion, or in open raceways without competing with arable land.
