The phrase "among prostitutes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group or context involving individuals engaged in prostitution.
Example: "The study aimed to understand the health risks faced among prostitutes in urban areas."
Alternatives: "within the sex worker community" or "among sex workers".
Steinem finds it unlikely that anyone actually chooses to be a sex worker, certainly not when she's twelve years old — roughly the average age of entry into prostitution — or when the rate of trauma and injury among prostitutes is comparable to that of soldiers in wartime, or when what qualifies as consent, in legal terms, may not be consensual at all but enforced.
Uganda also does AIDS education among prostitutes and gay men.
In a few countries, like Zimbabwe, they are popular among prostitutes.
Also, rates among prostitutes appeared to have fallen as condoms gained acceptance.
The H.I.V. rates have also been creeping up among prostitutes, especially in Moscow, St .Petersburg and Kaliningrad.
In Europe, they detoured to Amsterdam, where they say they proselytized among prostitutes and drug addicts, and visited a former German concentration camp.
By now I was accustomed to living among the prostitutes.
The half-blind Annie was tossed into the poorhouse at Tewksbury, Massachusetts, among syphilitic prostitutes and madmen.
Goldsmith shadows Dr. Joyce Wallace, one of the first doctors to study the AIDS epidemic, as she single-handedly tries to stop the spread of H.I.V. among New York City prostitutes.
Truck drivers, prisoners and street children often engage in risk behaviors for H.I.V. infection; in Pakistan, infection rates are rising rapidly among transgender prostitutes known as hijra.
Wanting to protect its tourist industry, it insisted it was AIDS-free even as studies among Kenyan prostitutes showed that 60% were HIV-infected.
