The phrase "at vulnerabilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific points of weakness or susceptibility in a system, organization, or context.
Example: "The team conducted a thorough analysis at vulnerabilities in the software to identify potential security risks."
Alternatives: "regarding vulnerabilities" or "concerning vulnerabilities".
"But we can't assist everyone, we make assessments and look at vulnerabilities.
And while many viruses exploit well-known holes in Microsoft software, Scob aims at vulnerabilities no one had detected before.
But part of the executive order establishing the commission says it will look at "vulnerabilities in voting systems and practices used for Federal elections that could lead to improper voter registrations and improper voting, including fraudulent voter registrations and fraudulent voting".
However, this of course requires us to be vulnerable, and most of us cringe at vulnerability.
In a cringe-worthy stab at vulnerability, she told Michael: "My psychiatrist thinks that I have some self-destructive tendencies, and that for once I should indulge them".
Mr. Gagnidze's duets with the character's daughter, Gilda, gestured at concern, and his account of the great outburst "Cortigiani" hinted at vulnerability and rage.
Jimmie Johnson hinted at vulnerability two races into the Chase for the Sprint Cup, as less-than-dominating finishes left him well behind the points leaders.
Men are brought up to feel shame at vulnerability, Nussbaum says, and to hold themselves back from the attachments that make them dependent on what is beyond their control.
Page 6 JIMMIE JOHNSON TRAILS Jimmie Johnson hinted at vulnerability two races into the Chase for the Sprint Cup, as less-than-dominating finishes left him well behind the points leaders.
"I wanted to write a play about the experience of being a young woman and looking at vulnerability and our idea of vulnerability," says Sarah Quintrell, Ellen's writer.
Her perpetually hinted at vulnerability now seemed ever present, and those who'd seen a beacon in Britney now saw themselves as her caregivers.
