"risk under control" is a grammatically correct and acceptable phrase in written English.
It means that the level of risk associated with a situation or activity has been managed and is not considered to be a significant or immediate threat. You can use this phrase in situations where there is a potential for danger or harm, but steps have been taken to minimize or mitigate the risk. For example: - We were able to complete the project on time and within budget, thanks to our thorough risk management plan which kept the risks under control. - The doctors were able to keep the patient's condition stable and the risk under control with proper medication and monitoring. - The fire department arrived quickly and got the flames under control, minimizing the risk of the fire spreading to neighboring buildings.
The challenge will be to keep risk under control while growing an international business.
It's about getting risk under control, getting probabilities in your favor.
Rather than determining the specific transformation that should be carried out on the original data, privacy models specify conditions that the data set must satisfy to keep disclosure risk under control.
"There needs to be more of a grip on the scale of the risk and monitoring and making sure the right steps are being taken to keep the risk under control".
1 The empirical malaria risk maps that are commonly available to countries to support malaria control planning are those that represent the contemporary distribution of risk under control 7 8 and are therefore of limited value in defining the epidemic potential or the receptive rebound risks of withdrawing or failing to sustain interventions.
The biggest banks, advocates of tighter regulation maintain, still do not have their risks under control and have not learned the lessons of the 2008 financial crisis.
That gangs possess such weapons in large numbers is unsurprising in Rio, but the show of strength this close to the World Cup is likely to disturb the tournament's organisers and local police, who have mounted an extensive operation to try to reassure visitors that they have security risks under control.
They are not a homogenous group, he argued, and collecting timely data would be difficult and create "moral hazard" if market players felt regulators had the risks under control.Most European supervisors tend to favour "indirect supervision" of hedge funds by getting closer to their broker dealers.
"They have mounted a display of openness while keeping risks under control in a highly skilful manner," he wrote.
Especially gas companies stress that they can keep potential risks under control and that they have already shown this in other countries and even inside Germany since "fracking" has been used in the country since the 1960s [16].
When the high risk is transient, antithrombotic prophylaxis should be started as soon as the haemorrhagic risk is under control, and continued until the risk of thrombosis persists.
