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"entire communities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to entities such as groups of people or organizations that have something in common. For example: "Entire communities have been impacted by the recent changes in the economy."
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Entire communities are vulnerable".
Entire communities are going under.
He's building entire communities".
Entire communities have disappeared.
The "war spirit" infected entire communities.
In northern Pakistan, entire communities are gone.
It's what shaped and united entire communities.
Entire communities in Puntland have children born with deformities".
It could involve planned relocation, where entire communities move together.
"In Haiti, entire communities and areas were left to die.
"The connective tissue of entire communities has become mechanized.
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