When the senior user ensures that the outputs will be effectively used to achieve the outcomes and realize the benefits, they are applying the element of "Planning benefit reviews during the project" within effective business case management. This involves scheduling and conducting reviews to assess how the project's outputs are being used and whether the expected benefits are being realized, ensuring alignment with the project's business case.
(PRINCE2 7 Foundation Handbook, AXELOS)

An organization's unique attitude towards risk-taking is described as its 'Risk appetite'. Risk appetite defines the level and type of risk that an organization is willing to pursue or retain. This concept is critical in guiding how risks are managed across projects, as it influences decision-making and strategy regarding risk exposure.
PRINCE2 7 Foundation study guide and official documents.

The process that provides information on a team's work to the project manager in PRINCE2 is 'Managing Product Delivery'. This process involves the management of the link between the project manager and the team members, through which the team manager reports the progress of work packages to the project manager, ensuring that work is being completed as planned and that any issues are communicated.
PRINCE2 Foundation Manual

PRINCE2 defines event-driven controls as those that are triggered by the occurrence of certain events within the project lifecycle, such as the completion of a product or phase. These controls are essential for decision- making because they provide necessary information at key points, allowing project managers and the Project Board to make informed decisions about the future of the project. References: PRINCE2 Foundation manual, PRINCE2 official resources

In the PRINCE2 framework, a type of issue that can commonly occur is a request for change. This refers to a proposal for a change or modification to any aspect of the project, which may involve changes to the project's baseline aspects such as scope, product descriptions, quality criteria, or timeframes. References: PRINCE2 Foundation Training Manual, PRINCE2 official website