The phrase "risk of misappropriation" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to a situation where someone might misuse or take something for their own without permission or proper authorization. For example, "Management is concerned about the risk of misappropriation of company funds."
This posed a "risk of possible misappropriation of funds" and auditors recommended the matter be referred to the appropriate authority.
"Our goal is to identify and complete an assessment of whether food aid assistance can effectively be provided in a manner that is transparent and targeted and reaches intended beneficiaries and avoids the risk of graft and misappropriation," Mr. Shah said in an interview.
Although cash-based approaches are popular among implementing organizations, the application of these approaches in the Gaza Strip has an inherent risk of failure, misuse, and misappropriation (Schiavo-Campo 2003), which needs to be evaluated in PDRPM.
Researchers must address and inform participants/subjects about potential risk of data intrusion or misappropriation of data if subsequently made public or available outside of the confines of the original research.
When we first came up with the idea to call the company Bodega we recognized that there was a risk of it being interpreted as misappropriation.
A commission spokesman would not elaborate on the I.R.A. plan other than to say that it satisfied demands that the method pose "no risk to the public and avoid the possibility of misappropriation by others".
Addressing concerns about the illegal use of bitcoin, the spokesman added: "We are acutely aware of sanctions issues and the risks of misuse or misappropriation of resources and know-how and take care to avoid any sensitive or proscribed areas".
Mr. Maurer emphasized that there was no evidence of misappropriation of funds and that clients' money was never at risk.
He was accused of misappropriation of funds.
