"a marginalization of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or action where someone or something is pushed to the edges or made less important or significant. Example: The new policy has led to a marginalization of smaller businesses, as they are struggling to keep up with the new regulations and requirements.
Mr. Bianchi and Gustavo Steinberg, who wrote the movie with him, are determined to comment on such a marginalization of their homeland.
Brooks argues that this has resulted in an almost obsessive quest to find a positive relationship between corporate social performance (CSP) and CFP that has dominated the CSR discourse ever since, leading to a marginalization of moral considerations.
where the first term corresponds to the standard Gaussian case, and the second is a marginalization of the noise term over the last available distribution (i.e., we write n k (ϕ k ) to explicitly emphasize the dependency on the noise latent variables, ϕ k ).
There was also a marginalization of [former Italian Prime Minister Silvio] Berlusconi.
This result might be interpreted as a marginalization of physicians who are more prone to use EBM in their clinical practice.
We explicitly modeled this dependency in the Bayesian framework by translating the vector sum of the behaviors into a marginalization of the posterior distributions: the posterior of the postsaccade eye position was the sum across the posteriors of all presaccade eye positions and saccade directions that yielded the same postsaccade eye position.
These figures and world trends in the 1990s indicate a growing marginalization of the bulk of national populations from the benefits of development, a retrogressive distribution of income, and a growing concentration of economic power in a handful of countries and large corporations.
They took their concerns to the dean, Robert J. Birgeneau, who did his own study, which backed up the women's conclusions that there were wide disparities in salary and resources and a general marginalization of women.
The sample variance may be reduced if one uses a Rao Blackwell marginalization of states and performs analytical computations as much as possible.
"In addition to being highly offensive, the contents of her leaked emails speak to a larger marginalization of black entertainers and exploitation of black audiences in Hollywood that must end".
And as we surged troop levels in Iraq in 2007 and 2008, the Shiite Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki used our protection to begin a systematic marginalization of Sunnis that resulted in many Sunni tribes ultimately joining forces with ISIL for protection.
