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Discover LudwigThe phrase "deprived areas" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe areas that lack basic necessary resources like housing, food, or healthcare. For example, "Many people in deprived areas lack access to regular medical care."
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Deprivation quintile one represents the least deprived areas of Scotland and deprivation quintile five the most deprived areas.
The percentages entering the highly selective "ancient universities" were 7.6% from deprived areas versus 16.9% from non-deprived areas.
"Deprivation will increase and the situation will worsen in already deprived areas.
Tesco has 300 stores in deprived areas.
Cornwall remains one of the most deprived areas in Europe".
This college serves one of the country's most deprived areas.
There are many like me in deprived areas.
Many of these audiences are living in deprived areas.
And that's even more common among kids from deprived areas".
Opposition groups have also been targeted, especially in deprived areas.
How about some tennis-mad schoolchildren from deprived areas?
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