The phrase "areas of vulnerable" is not correct in English.
It seems to be missing a noun to complete the thought, such as "areas of vulnerability." You can use a corrected version when discussing specific locations or groups that are at risk or susceptible to harm or danger.
Example: "The report highlights the areas of vulnerability in our community that need immediate attention."
Alternatives: "vulnerable regions" or "at-risk areas."
The spray application could also be useful for covering large areas of vulnerable tissue, like might be found on someone whose skin had sustained serious burns.
The result shows areas of vulnerable populations juxtaposed with hot spots of environmental concerns.
Erosion is the greatest threat to Leptosol areas, particularly in mountain regions in the temperate zone where high population pressure (tourism), overexploitation and increasing environmental pollution lead to increasing deterioration of forests and threaten large areas of vulnerable Leptosols.
The consequences of sea level rise include inundation of coastal areas, erosion of vulnerable shorelines, landward shifts in species distributions, and saltwater intrusion into estuaries and aquifers (Klein and Nicholls 1999) (Table 1).
The municipal "hazard map", which indicated areas of coast vulnerable to tsunami, did not include Kamaya.
Fifty per cent of children who die live in some of the most isolated areas of already vulnerable countries.
In this paper, a GIS was used to identify all areas of groundwater vulnerable to nitrate pollution.
The resulting documentary, Even When I Fall, which hits UK cinemas in April, will be used as an education tool in areas of Nepal vulnerable to trafficking, as part of advocacy and awareness workshops.
Furthermore, opposing cartilage surfaces make contact over only approximately 10%% of the total area, making these areas of contact vulnerable to high friction [ 4].
due to the need for much greater complimentary inputs (education, health services, training facilities, etc).. Since such institutional structures are mostly limited to urban areas, the coverage of "vulnerable groups" is limited in rural areas.
A BBC report says the scientists calculate that "85% of major deltas have seen severe flooding in recent years, and that the area of land vulnerable to flooding will increase by about 50% in the next 40 years as land sinks and climate change causes sea levels to rise".
