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The phrase "are more vulnerable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of increased susceptibility to harm or risk in comparison to others or to a previous state.
Example: "In times of economic downturn, low-income families are more vulnerable to financial instability."
Alternatives: "are at greater risk" or "are more exposed".
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Others, however, are more vulnerable.
But flesh and blood are more vulnerable.
But some are more vulnerable than others.
Some are more vulnerable than others.
We are more vulnerable than we think.
But fake fields are more vulnerable than they look, apparently.
Manifestly, some venues are more vulnerable than others.
Reforms without public support are more vulnerable politically to reversal.
"Without question, more indebted households are more vulnerable," he said.
Shorter sequences and user-chosen passwords are more vulnerable.
But women, who typically outlive men, are more vulnerable.
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