Collocations for exposure - noun

high, massive
maximum
excessive
increased
low-level
chronic (medical), long, long-term, prolonged
brief, short-term
constant, continued, continuous, regular, repeated
cumulative
chemical, radiation, sun
asbestos, pesticide
human
long-term human exposure to mercury

occupational
80% of patients with this form of cancer have had some occupational exposure to asbestos.

prenatal (medical)
prenatal exposure to cigarette smoke

receive, suffer, suffer from
She suffered a massive exposure to toxic chemicals.

increase
limit, minimize, reduce
Banks will seek to minimize their exposure to risk.

avoid

exposure to
The report recommends people to avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight.

brief
greater
limited

give sb, provide
get, have
increase

exposure to
We try to give our children exposure to other cultures.

full
full exposure of the links between government officials and the arms trade

public

media, press, television
regular (esp. BrE)
He receives regular exposure in the papers.

give sb/sth, provide
The magazine aims to give exposure to the work of women artists.

gain, get, have, receive
a would-be television personality who is constantly trying to get media exposure