The phrase "a discriminated" is not correct and usable in written English as it lacks context and clarity.
It may be intended to refer to a person or group that has been discriminated against, but it needs to be part of a larger phrase for proper usage.
Example: "As a member of a discriminated group, she faced numerous challenges in her career."
Alternatives: "a marginalized individual" or "a victim of discrimination."
"Some peoples in Russia are more equal than others, and the Russian people are now in the position of a discriminated majority," he said, in comments cited by the Kommersant, a daily newspaper.
In this study, we explore a discriminated descriptor for a local patch centered in a pixel, called top-ranked intensity-ordered descriptor (TRIOD), which can retain the intensity variation of the yolk granules in cytoplasm local patch without destroying the smooth intensity in nuclear local patch.
We were so used to living as a discriminated against class that we just accepted that there were some restaurants we couldn't eat at, some physicians who wouldn't treat us, some places we weren't safe going.
Mice were then trained on a discriminated instrumental task to press a lever to obtain the US (Figure 1C, left) using the same instrumental training protocol as previously employed to test satiety-induced reinforcer devaluation in C57BL/6J mice [30].
Delays between action and outcome impair conditioning [ 63]: The strength of a discriminated response association is inversely related to the delay between the response and the reinforcer [ 64- 66].
"He's not a discriminating person.
How is a discriminating theatergoer to choose?
Thus the necessity of a discriminating clinical judgment.
That all changed when export markets opened up and California acquired a discriminating trade partner, Japan.
He was also endowed with a discriminating eye, exceptional memory, perceptive intelligence, and humanistic learning.
Restaurants specializing in sushi abound in Japan, where subtleties of preparation find a discriminating clientele.
