The phrase "disadvantaged condition" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a situation or circumstance in which someone or something is at a disadvantage compared to others. An example sentence using this phrase could be: "Children living in poverty often face many challenges due to their disadvantaged condition."
Our purpose is to investigate the consequences of these practices for unfairness perceptions, satisfaction, trust and patronage, showing a dual perspective: the perceptions of new vs existing clients when they face the advantaged or disadvantaged conditions.
We conclude that unfairness perception is stronger for existing than for new clients, prompting negative attitudinal and behavioural consequences when the former are exposed to disadvantaged conditions in relation to the latter.
And in spite of the real challenges they faced growing up in economically disadvantaged conditions.
Solid recommendations are being put forward to solidify the gains made in pre-K by those from economically disadvantaged conditions.
However, some indigents living in less seriously disadvantaged conditions than others also received exemption cards.
These socio-economic indicators suggested that neonates from families living in disadvantaged conditions were dying most.
Newborn infants in Somalia start their lives in some of the most disadvantaged conditions in the world.
This study showed that the indigents selected by COGESs to receive exemption cards were, for the most part, those living in the most disadvantaged conditions.
Five additional interviews were conducted with professionals working with persons and families in disadvantaged conditions, but not necessarily with social assistance recipients.
However, 7PCV may have little effect against simple and suppurative ear disease and pneumonia[ 32] in populations at very high risk of pneumococcal infection and those living in disadvantaged conditions which attribute such risk.
