The phrase "marginalization by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation in which someone or a group is being pushed or forced to the margins of society or a particular context. Example: "The indigenous community has been experiencing marginalization by the government, leading to severe economic and social disparities."
Because the analytical form of the marginal distribution is not available, we hereby perform an approximate (Monte Carlo) marginalization by sampling from the joint posterior distribution of the states and the parameters.
They defend themselves and their marginalization by being smug to "lesser" outsiders when they can.
I really think that Neel's marginalization by curators like Henry Geldzahler had to do with the fact that she painted different people.
Political and economic marginalization by the Arab-dominated government of President Omar al-Bashir was a key driver of the war.
The Tamil Tigers have been fighting since 1983 for an independent homeland for minority Tamils after decades of marginalization by Sinhalese-dominated governments.
"The self-imposed marginalization by the U.S. and other Western countries in Sri Lanka has led directly to increased influence by China, Pakistan, and Iran, none of which share the Western humanitarian agenda, to put it mildly," he said.
Long crushed under the weight of cultural marginalization, believing themselves marginalized by a black President, and with a female President on the way, those who feel themselves unmanned, not to say uncountried, turn to the big boss man who promises to reëmpower them.
But this romantic portrait hides a history of marginalization, first by British settlers, then by Kenya's increasingly corrupt post-independence governments.
After performing the investigation and studying the data, the committee concluded that the marginalization experienced by female scientists at M.I.T. "was often accompanied by differences in salary, space, awards, resources and response to outside offers between men and women faculty, with women receiving less despite professional accomplishments equal to those of their colleagues".
Games organizers and disability charities hope that the biggest Paralympics ever will contribute to reducing the continuing prejudice and marginalization felt by many who face physical and mental challenges.
Government was the sense of marginalization imposed by the state's import controls and heavy tariffs — measures designed ostensibly to nurture domestic industry, but which I experienced as a feeling of isolation, of being denied the mundane pleasures (music cassettes, peanut butter, olives, cheese, chocolate) that my relatives in the United States took for granted.
