"social marginalization" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to the process of pushing certain people to the periphery of society, often due to prejudice or discrimination. For example, "The face of the refugee crisis has led to increased social marginalization of immigrants in Europe."
Social marginalization leads to poor health.
Stigma, depression, social marginalization and financial problems are some of the challenges in these patients.
But given the social marginalization of smoking, the policy is hardly shocking.
But most important, gays and lesbians have suffered too long from legal discrimination, social marginalization and even violence.
These students were especially vulnerable, less because of their physical difference than because of the social marginalization that accompanied it.
The families of incarcerated individuals also experience collateral costs, in the form of restricted rights, diminished resources, and social marginalization.
And for that choice, as Crittenden argues, women should not have to pay the price of social marginalization and diminished economic security.
"We understand this is social marginalization and discrimination against the people with less resources," said Fernando Espinal, a law school graduate and former president of the student council.
Most of all, experts say that these experiences are a small piece of a much larger problem, the social marginalization of the older generation.
Their omission from forest conservation and management incentive programmes could lead to further social marginalization, and potentially result in deforestation and forest degradation in the area.
The lack of consistency between studies could be related to the absence of controlling for social marginalization predictors in adulthood and the use of different methodologies.
