"with risking" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as an adverb to describe an action taken with the risk of something bad happening. For example, "She decided to take a chance and pursue her dream of being an artist, with risking her financial security."
Adriano's skills, his at-times ferocious shooting strength, is such that even Carlos Dunga, the most pragmatic of Brazilian coaches, is flirting with risking him at the World Cup.
But it had taken me a long time to admit that I couldn't stand by and let them go without me, and it took a lot of thought, a lot of conversations and a lot of prayer to reach a point where I was O.K. with risking everything one more time.
Two weeks ago, Ms. Wu, a resident of the Wise Towers, a public-housing development on West 90th Street, found herself charged with risking injury to a minor after, the authorities said, she left her 5-year-old son by himself in her room at the Mohegan Sun while she gambled.
Such operations, which are feasible because the liver regenerates after about a year, were on the rise amid questions about the safety for donors and the thorny ethical issues associated with risking the life of a healthy person to save someone who is dying.
For Christopher DiBona at Damage, the great thing about the boom aside from being worth $30 million, briefly, at the peak was the feeling he and his friend Anthony Guntharp had in the early days at VA Linux: idealism mixed with fearlessness, an exhilaration that comes with risking everything on something really big.
Not satisfied with risking life and limb in the cause of American independence, he even returned to France in the middle of the war to inspire and increase French support of the American Revolution.
