The phrase "are marginalized from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a group or individual is pushed to the edges of society or excluded from certain opportunities or resources.
Example: "Many communities are marginalized from access to quality education and healthcare services."
Alternatives: "are excluded from" or "are pushed out of".
The unknown non-Gaussian noise latent variables are marginalized from the general filtering/smoothing solution via Monte Carlo sampling.
Unfortunately, these perspectives are marginalized from the mainstream analyses of water and ecological resource governance although the river bank communities are the main focus of the basin development.
The intention is to reveal the emotional negotiations that arise for women who are marginalized from, but fully implicated in, the lived experience of their nation hosting a men's international sports event.
"These patients are marginalized from the health care system.
Government officials here know that al-Shabaab recruits heavily from the poor and unemployed sectors of Somali society and from clans who are marginalized from the political process.
That is why conspiracy-focused movements (JFK, UFO, 9/11 Truth) are treated far more tolerantly by centers of power than is the norm for serious critical and activist work of truly left-wing progressives who are marginalized from mainstream public discourse.
"Iraq has suffered a great deal from being marginalized, from the policies of sectarianism and from wars," Mr. Maliki said.
This shift has been less of an issue for female singers, who have often been marginalized from country's grittiest corners.
I was marginalized from the beginning, and ostracized, but the defining experience of my life came when I was 16 and had a nervous reaction to antibiotics prescribed for malaria.
(The view that the search for the historical Jesus is like the search for the historical Superman — that there's nothing there but a hopeful story and a girlfriend with an alliterative name — has by now been marginalized from the seminaries to the Internet; the scholar Earl Doherty defends it on his Web site with grace and tenacity).
However, they have been marginalized from the digital inclusion process.
