The part of a sentence "due to stigmatization" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is caused by the negative and unfair treatment of a certain group of people by society. Here is an example: "Due to stigmatization, people with mental illness often face discrimination and struggle to access proper healthcare."
People experiencing severe mental health problems often feel excluded from society due to stigmatization and prejudice.
As Korean immigrants often use physical punishment to discipline their children, and reporting sexual abuse is discouraged due to stigmatization in this community, cultural factors (e.g. patriarchal values) related to childhood victimization and IPV were also examined.
The opposite sign is of course also possible due to stigmatization.
Early evidence from Burtless (1985) on too tightly targeted wage subsidies in the USA shows that due to stigmatization, ALMPs can have the contrary effect of reducing reemployment probabilities.
Liquor and tobacco equities have long traded at discounts to normalized fair values, due to stigmatization.
Due to stigmatization, the survivors are shunned by their villages leaving them to deal with the emotional trauma alone.
He said that doctors are slow to pick up on new therapies such as cannabis in part due to its stigmatization, but also because there needs to be more quality research and the results of such in the public domain.
25 These kinds of fears are due to the stigmatization of dementia and mental illness by traditional Chinese cultural values, especially Confucianism.
Significant consequences of obstetric fistula that are described in the "Obstructed Labor Injury Complex" include the following: secondary infertility, chronic skin irritation due to incontinence, stigmatization due to offensive odor, isolation and loss of social support, divorce or separation, worsening poverty, worsening malnutrition, as well as suffering, illness, and premature death.
Although we studied newly diagnosed patients, we know that the coding of dementia diagnoses is made rather late due to taboo, stigmatization, difficulty in the diagnostic process, and poor therapeutic options [ 41- 43].
Hamraie [ 36] has suggested that the lack of access to physical environments is often due to the stigmatization of dependencies in liberal democratic societies, whereby non-normative bodies and subjectivities are characterized as problems to overcome or eliminate.
