Originally Posted by JumboD

And by the way, at least I'm not too low on "capacity" or "foolish" or "slow" to know that it would be difficult to ask for poorer command of the English language and its grammar rules than what you exhibit in the title of this thread alone.

"Risked Based Screening" as a sentence makes absolutely no sense what so ever. "Risked" is a verb, the past tense of the verb "to risk". The appropriate sentence would be "Risk-based screening" in which "risk" is serving as a noun and the sentence is referring to screening based upon risk (or risks). "Risk," in this case, is the reason for the screening, and a noun, not a verb. Regardless, even if it were a verb, it would not be the past tense, seeing as we are talking about current risks.

But don't worry, these are only things every ninth grader should know...