The phrase "a poor town of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a town that is economically disadvantaged or lacking in resources.
Example: "Despite its charm, it was a poor town of little opportunity for its residents."
Alternatives: "an impoverished town of" or "a struggling town of".
It's a poor town with lots of immigration, but football is an integral part of everyday life".
In the most famous basic income experiment, Mincome (1974-79), residents of a poor town in the Canadian province of Manitoba were sent monthly cheques.
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Because it was a poor town, Bernalda has a tradition of entertaining itself.
In Kar (2002; Snow) a Turkish poet living in exile in Germany faces the tensions between East and West when he travels to a poor town in a remote area of Turkey.
To obtain information about health service utilization, a cross-sectional household survey was conducted using face-to-face interviews among the residents of a poor town in the Dabie Mountains.
Gabi Lalouche, who is the right-wing mayor of Dimona, a poor town, noted that he strongly opposed Mr. Sarid's views on the peace effort.
In Athens, a relatively conservative and poor town of about 313 in southern Vermont, the heat of the discussion seemed to indicate that while the Legislature had agreed to concentrate on a "civil union" bill working its way through the House of Representatives and stopping just short of marriage for gay couples, there was no such agreement among Vermonters.
In Guerrero, the small and very poor town of La Pintada was half buried by landslides, with dozens of people still unaccounted for.
The Hezbollah rocket attacks today on Qiryat Shemona and the small, poor town of Slomi proved to be less accurate than those on Thursday, which may indicate that they moved their launchers under pressure, military experts said.
