The phrase "impoverished community" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a group of people living in poverty or extreme financial hardship. Example: The government implemented new policies to help uplift the impoverished community, providing them with access to education and job opportunities.
Vast sums of money from an already impoverished community are drained in visa costs, appeals and legal fees.
We have to assume that if the school closes we are not going to have children and we are going to have a smaller, more impoverished community.
The defense cast him as a reformed criminal turned impoverished community servant who, despite the outrageous conduct of an undercover agent who pushed countless envelopes of cash on him, never committed any crime.
The Tutulane Soap Making project will help impoverished community members become financially self-reliant while teaching them skills they can use for business management and future community development initiatives.
We describe the uptake and impact of a service using the community-based rehabilitation framework for people with psychotic disorders within a defined catchment area in a rural, impoverished community in India.
Three patients, all residents of Vancouver's Downtown Eastside an impoverished community in Vancouver with high rates of homelessness, poverty, HIV/AIDS, and injection drug use (3 )—were hospitalized and found to be infested with bedbugs.
He pointed with pride to the gray houses built by nongovernmental organizations for his impoverished community.
There is also a cost issue, a daunting one in an impoverished community like Willimantic.
This impoverished community has warmth, hospitality and a decency that is never reported.
Abundance, diversity and species richness decreased along the gradient, with the agricultural site presenting an impoverished community.
(Opposition officials recently toured Hammanskraal, an impoverished community north of Pretoria, in a caravan full of shiny Mercedes-Benzes).
