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'financial vulnerability' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a person's financial instability or fragility. For example, "The family's financial vulnerability led them to seek out financial assistance from the government."
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But now he, along with thousands of other doctors and medical professionals across the country, are taking part in a new effort to screen older patients for financial vulnerability as well as indications they are being exploited financially by family members, friends or strangers.
The murder exposed the financial vulnerability of the Versace family.
Perceived financial vulnerability was associated to higher perceptions for both environmental and psychosocial factors.
Gaping economic imbalances fuelled an era of financial vulnerability and laid the groundwork for global crisis.
Few doubted the takeover was politically motivated, but his financial vulnerability was the downfall.
In the biographical sections, Johnson stressed writers' social and financial vulnerability, and the dangers of indolence and drink.
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It also reduces their ability to address homegrown fiscal and financial vulnerabilities".
Politicians have always known about the country's financial vulnerabilities and benefited when they could".
"The financial vulnerabilities in emerging market economies have not gone away," Borio said.
The main difference is that Shell tends to minimize the different tax concerns and financial vulnerabilities of the individual IOCs.
It does spell out the risks of what it calls "a disorderly unwinding of real and financial vulnerabilities".
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