or a risk thereof vs or risk thereof

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. 'Or a risk thereof' is used when referring to a specific risk or a particular instance of risk, while 'or risk thereof' is more general and refers to any risk or potential risk.

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or a risk thereof

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used when referring to a specific risk or a particular instance of risk.

Examples:

The company shall not be liable for any damages, losses, or a risk thereof.

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When necessary, country-specific recommendations could be addressed by the Council to a Member State where imbalances (or a risk thereof) exist.
The Commission therefore concludes that 8c(1a) KStG differentiates between loss-making companies that are otherwise healthy and those that are insolvent or over-indebted, or at risk thereof, by benefiting the latter.
information on the use of nanomaterials in biocidal products and the potential risks thereof.
This is important in order to ensure an appropriate level of phytosanitary safety as well as effective overview of the import of those plants into the Union and the risks thereof.
However, companies which are not insolvent or over-indebted, or at risk thereof at the time of acquisition, might also be loss-making, but are not eligible for loss carry-forward.
Is the Commission aware of the longstanding controversy regarding the harmful effects of artificial tanning and has it launched information campaigns to arouse awareness of the risks thereof? 2.
The Member State concerned may decide to classify the risk assessment or parts thereof.
Whereas it is recognized that the development of transport in the Community has entailed significant constraints for the environment and that there is a risk of increased deterioration thereof;
On the question of media pluralism, we have just put to the vote a report by Mrs Boogerd-Quaak on the risks of the violation thereof in the European Union and especially in Italy.
feasible and effective measures are available to prevent the entry into, establishment in or spread of that pest within, that territory and to mitigate the risks and impact thereof.
There is no evidence to suggest that they will constitute a migratory risk or a risk in terms of public policy.
Disproportionate results or a risk to financial stability could also be addressed by reconsidering the sequencing of measures to address the capital shortfall.
Therefore we must choose either certain stagnation or a risk which could pay off.
Produce a feasibility assessment within one year concerning the establishment, in the long run, of a system under which Member States may participate in the issuance of common European bonds and dealing with the nature, risks and advantages thereof.
In the immediate future, Member States must be able to take sovereign measures as a matter of urgency, for example by suspending authorisations when there is a risk to public health or a risk of contaminating the environment.
Like take a chance or a risk and-and do something different, you know, that's more fulfilling?
Firstly, it states that it would lack a scientific evaluation or a risk assessment.
'incident' means a situation relating to illegal immigration, cross-border crime or a risk to the lives of migrants at, along or in the proximity of, the external borders.
Would you describe yourself as overly cautious, appropriately cautious or a risk taker?
Plastic parts shall not contain flame retardant substances, or preparations containing substances, that are assigned or may be assigned, at the time of application, any of the following risk phrases or combinations thereof:

Alternatives:

or a risk of that
or a risk of it
or a risk of such

or risk thereof

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is more general and refers to any risk or potential risk.