The phrase "manifest disadvantages" is correct and usable in written English.
It means that there are clear and obvious problems or negative effects. You can use this phrase when discussing the downsides or drawbacks of a particular situation, action, or decision. For example: - Despite its initial appeal, the new system has several manifest disadvantages that we must carefully consider. - The proposed policy has been met with criticism due to its manifest disadvantages for marginalized communities. - It is important to weigh the manifest disadvantages of outsourcing before making a decision. - The company's expansion into international markets brought about some manifest disadvantages, such as cultural challenges and language barriers.
The publication Engineering Record, concerned about darkened streets and the burden on public transportation, editorialized in 1910: "Just why such a tall structure is considered desirable is something of a mystery, and it has manifest disadvantages to the city".
[The trend towards longer tails] was stopped only when tails became so grotesquely long that their manifest disadvantages started to outweigh the advantage of sexual attractiveness.
This paper studies youth born in July and August who enroll in schools in accordance with national regulations to see whether they are put at a disadvantage induced by poor adaptability, how such disadvantages manifest in daily life, and how such micropolicy arrangements cause educational inequality for the July-August group.
Others have identified that place of residence and socioeconomic disadvantage manifest as barriers to treatment uptake through lack of transportation, accommodation and/or childcare facilities [ 23].
Although the DE algorithm has proved to be very effective in the identification context, a minor disadvantage manifests itself in the need to set algorithm hyperparameters for the optimisation.
Vulnerability, as a consequence of gender and social disadvantage, manifests as psychological distress among mothers in Dhanusha.
This disadvantage manifests itself both in ASOs and within the healthcare system, where specialised services for women living with HIV are seen to have proliferated.
16 Aboriginal children are more likely to leave school early and less than half of the Aboriginal children who start high school complete year 12, compared with almost 80% of non-Aboriginal children. 1 In older Aboriginal Australians, this trajectory of disadvantage manifests as limited education and life opportunities, unemployment, 21 poor health and premature mortality.
Never mind that which began on 26 January 1788, which still shamefully manifests in generational trauma, disadvantage and premature death across Indigenous Australia.
A clone beginning with a single individual would drive a sexual population extinct in less than 50 generations, unless there are countervailing disadvantages to asexual reproduction that are manifested on the order of tens of generations.
Considering that allostatic load is a decent predictor of clinical morbidity [ 5, 6], our findings might very well signify pathways by which socioeconomic disadvantage contributes to the development of manifest disease over the life course.
