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The phrase 'risks to' is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it when referring to potential risks associated with a certain situation, event, or activity. For example, "The government is taking steps to mitigate the risks to public health associated with the outbreak of the virus."
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See Also: Water: The Risks To Business.
There are risks to consider.
There are risks to fracking.
It has its risks to both sides".
"There are risks to academic investments, too.
Secondly, there are risks to our democracy.
But risks to civilians remain, they warn.
Are there risks to undoing a transfer?
The risks to Thailand only mount.
But there are risks to both.
The risks to himself can be imagined.
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