"risk surface" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to the ways in which potential risks can be identified or assessed. For example, “The company conducted a comprehensive assessment of the risk surface prior to launching their new product.”.
The aim is to predict a continuous infection risk surface.
The risk surface showed a significant cluster of FIV in northwestern Montana.
Instrumental to the quality of the resulting risk surface estimate is the choice of bandwidth for computation of the required numerator and denominator densities.
We used Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to map and analyze 13 stressor variables that represent risks to aquatic environment (e.g., road/stream crossing density, acid rock drainage risk, surface water withdrawals, human land use, and dam density).
Simulated wolves underwent an annual cycle of life-history stage-dependent mate-finding, dispersal, reproduction, and aging on a simulated landscape reflecting spatially explicit state and water boundaries, Indian reservation boundaries and ceded territories, wolf harvest zones, livestock depredation areas, and a spatial mortality risk surface.
We separate the underlying risk surface for each crime into a shared and a crime specific component.
Tavtigian, S. V., Byrnes, G. B., Goldgar, D. E. & Thomas, A. Classification of rare missense substitutions, using risk surfaces, with genetic- and molecular-epidemiology applications.
We extend Bayesian clustering techniques to explore predictive risk surfaces for covariate profiles of interest.
Figure 2 shows the relative risk surfaces between temperature and cerebrovascular mortality across all temperatures and lags.
BYM smoothing produced more homogeneous geographical areas than Poisson kriging, confirming it yielded smoother risk surfaces [ 17].
The BYM model produces smooth risk surfaces which, when entered into a cluster analysis, identify well-defined geographical clusters of adjacent areas.
