The phrase "and vulnerability in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing topics related to risk, exposure, or sensitivity, often in fields like psychology, cybersecurity, or social issues.
Example: "The report highlights the importance of addressing mental health issues and vulnerability in the workplace."
Alternatives: "and sensitivity in the" or "and exposure in the".
Instead, it tends to line the pockets of the rich, extracting money from the local economy, increasing poverty and vulnerability in the long run.
And there's anguish and vulnerability in the implication that the stick has been transferred because Father has died recently, within the past year.
Her voice is knowing but never arch, and it conveys in its very timbre the mix of hauteur and vulnerability in the character of Eve.
And there's anguish and vulnerability in the implication that the stick has been transferred because Father has died — recently, within the past year.
The mix of intimacy and vulnerability in the choreography and in its enactment, abetted by Mr. Brookshire's exacting musical dramaturgy, suited the cantata's amorous anguish elegantly.
Sir Andrew may not be the brightest bulb on the chandelier, but Mr. Scardifield finds an eagerness and vulnerability in the fellow that makes Toby's exploitation of him seem truly reprehensible.
Scanning the rest, security analysts look through the lines of code for patterns and vulnerabilities in the system.
"Ebola is not singularly responsible, but it highlighted weaknesses and vulnerabilities in the economy.
The system addressed threats to and vulnerabilities in the privacy and security of protected health information.
In this paper, we identify problems and vulnerabilities in the FlowVisor's isolation mechanisms, discovered through our experience using FlowVisor in the FITS testbed.
These approaches, drawing on development and disaster literatures have an abiding interest in perceptions of risk, and vulnerabilities, in the social formations that put some at greater risk than others.
