'risk warning' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Generally, it is used to indicate a statement outlining risks associated with a particular activity or venture. For example, "Before investing, please read the risk warning in the prospectus carefully."
The material will cover prevalence statistics, factors that heighten risk, warning signs and a reminder of the statutory safeguarding duties of teachers and other school staff in relation to FGM, as well as links to other information.
For the collision risk warning use case, the technical requirements for VRU devices towards sensor accuracy and calculation capabilities are challenging.
40– 43 Transplacental transfer of EFV is strongly suspected in humans since case reports of central nervous system malformations in neonates born to women exposed to EFV have led the manufacturer to modify the "pregnancy risk" warning label on EFV.
The agency has warned of "significant disruption" on Friday and has issued a medium flood risk warning in Somerset over the next three days.
offers a new risk warning light.
A quarter of cases opened related to advertisements for high-cost short-term credit, with many not prominently displaying a risk warning or representative APR (annual percentage rate), the FCA said.
Blair said the referendum on EU membership carried the same risks, warning that the prime minister "will be spending more energy, will have more sleepless nights on it than literally any other issue".
Also, we should remind that warning against risks implies the risk of warning.
The prospectus also outlines a series of risk warnings facing the standalone bank.
That's what you have to persuade your audience of, albeit with some risk warnings.
The SEC's job is to ensure investors are properly protected and Twitter's prospectus was stuffed with risk warnings.
