The phrase "a vulnerable area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location or situation that is susceptible to harm, attack, or damage.
Example: "The report highlighted a vulnerable area in the city's infrastructure that needs immediate attention to prevent potential disasters."
Alternatives: "a sensitive region" or "a precarious zone".
The key is good drainage; you want to get water away from a vulnerable area.
"Everybody was aware that the area was a vulnerable area," he said.
Artest was furious that Bryant had thrown an elbow in a vulnerable area, and that no foul had been called.
"This is a vulnerable area of the head and neck that helmets cannot fully protect, while enabling batsmen to have full and proper movement".
Mr. Gore also called on Congress to create a permanent reserve for home heating oil in the Northeast, a sensible long-term buffer for a vulnerable area.
The issue of helmet safety was raised following the incident and the manufacturer released a statement describing the back of the head as a "vulnerable area".
The Board expects that as the market shock component of the adverse scenario may differ qualitatively from the market shock component of the severely adverse scenario, the results of adverse scenarios may be useful in identifying a particularly vulnerable area in a trading company's positions.
In January a UN helicopter crashed just after a blizzard, while visiting a particularly vulnerable area.
"It's in a very vulnerable area, but they have a full plan". Another 70 CERT students will soon graduate from the two classes Matt is supervising, and a new round of classes will be offered again in the fall.
This study reveals a high prevalence of T2D, independently of country of origin (Iraq or Sweden), in a socially vulnerable area and additionally presents a risk factor profile that is markedly different from that of Sweden in general.
The Uppsala PrIde Parade for Asylum Seekers.
