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The phrase "as vulnerable to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate susceptibility or exposure to a particular risk or threat.
Example: "The new software is as vulnerable to cyber attacks as its predecessor."
Alternatives: "equally susceptible to" or "just as exposed to".
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Twenty lemurs were listed as vulnerable to extinction.
Buyers are just as vulnerable to getting the price wrong.
The approach prioritizes implementation of best management practices to areas identified as vulnerable to road salt.
In consequence, BirdLife International treats the Scarlet-banded Barbet as Vulnerable to extinction.
He didn't see children as "bad seed" types, but as vulnerable to alien pressures.
Germans are also not as vulnerable to a crashing stock market as Americans.
Older men weren't as vulnerable to the messaging, likely because they're more confident.
The moral sense, we are learning, is as vulnerable to illusions as the other senses.
Car plants with just one shift of production are seen as vulnerable to shutdowns.
But yesterday, investors changed strategy, selling stocks that are seen as vulnerable to economic slowdowns.
Few, if any, countries would be as vulnerable to a Trump presidency as Mexico.
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