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"particularly vulnerable to" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It refers to something or someone being especially susceptible to harm, danger, or negative effects. Examples: 1. Children are particularly vulnerable to the flu, so it is important for parents to ensure they receive their annual flu shot. 2. The elderly are particularly vulnerable to financial scams, which is why they should be cautious when giving out personal information. 3. The building's old foundation made it particularly vulnerable to earthquake damage. 4. People with compromised immune systems are particularly vulnerable to infections. 5. Dolphins in captivity are particularly vulnerable to stress and health issues due to their complex social and physical needs not being met.
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Undocumented workers are particularly vulnerable to exploitation.
Manila is particularly vulnerable to flooding.
(Children are particularly vulnerable to thyroid damage).
"Migrants are particularly vulnerable to slave labour".
Green iguanas are particularly vulnerable to abuse.
So are charities particularly vulnerable to extremism?
Girls are particularly vulnerable to sexual violence.
Women are particularly vulnerable to sexual abuse.
(The ankles, he said, are particularly vulnerable to cold).
Jeb Bush seems particularly vulnerable to this presumption.
These conditions make migrant workers particularly vulnerable to forced labour.
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