The phrase "already highly vulnerable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or entity that is in a state of significant risk or susceptibility, often in contexts related to security, health, or social issues.
Example: "The community was already highly vulnerable to natural disasters, making the recent storm even more devastating."
Alternatives: "already very susceptible" or "already significantly at risk."
"A military assault on the port and the city could put literally hundreds of thousands of people who are already highly vulnerable, who are already in trouble, it could put them into a life-threatening situation," U.N. Humanitarian coordinator for Yemen Lise Grande told NPR this week.
And with a series of bad harvests and less regular rain, Kirundo was already highly vulnerable to food insecurity.
"Nothing we could do" Already highly vulnerable to food insecurity because of the harsh desert environment and recurring droughts, these regions of the country also bore the brunt of a violent takeover in 2012.
We tried to limit the potential harm to the participants, as they belong to an already traumatized, highly vulnerable population.
"And Haiti's children were already extremely vulnerable.
This retrovirus has overwhelmed the communities of many countries, including those that were already highly socially and economically vulnerable (Tinker 1988).
Many developing countries that are highly vulnerable to climate change have already been taking out loans in order to adapt.
In what was already a darkening mood, dot-com valuations remain highly vulnerable to a shift in the discount factor.
The two eastern regions Fläming and Oder-Spree both are highly vulnerable to drought stress as, already today, the deficit in climatic water balance is substantial (see Table 2).
There is a significant concentration of highly vulnerable neighborhoods in Santos with SLR already having a significant impact on the soft boulder coast of the southeast, where coastal defense protect only 5%% of the coastline (Alfredini et al. 2015).
36 83 84 Antibiotics, however, are not the most viable option for the treatment of malnutrition outside of these highly vulnerable populations in which antibiotic treatment is already routinely recommended for treatment and prevention of infections.
