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Discover LudwigThe phrase "Vulnerable to" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to describe a susceptibility or exposure to harm, danger, or risk from a specific source. Example: "The software is vulnerable to cyber attacks, which could compromise sensitive data."
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"They are vulnerable to exploitation".
"That made him vulnerable to some people.
Manila is particularly vulnerable to flooding.
However, they are vulnerable to surprise attacks.
India is also vulnerable to investors' skittishness.
The company looks vulnerable to takeover.
Smaller firms are vulnerable to shocks.
But predictions are vulnerable to sabotage.
You're vulnerable to events.
Brazil is vulnerable to China's slowdown.
But they are vulnerable to runs.
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