"socially weak" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a person or group of people who lack social power or influence. Example: "The homeless population is often socially weak, facing discrimination and limited resources in their efforts to integrate into society."
The events of 1933-34 forced movements that had been socially weak, divided, heavy on rhetoric and self-obsessed, to, basically, get real.
He went on to explain that Charlie Hebdo sees itself as "political", meaning that in its satire it espouses a number of principles, which he listed: "Fighting against racism, fighting against all discriminations, discriminations against minorities, against women, against gay people, against weak people, socially weak people, poor people".
Evidence for cost induced under-supply which led to a deteriorated health status was found in previous studies especially for the elderly (e.g. [30]), the socially weak (e.g. [31]) and for chronically ill individuals (e.g. [32]).
Those who are socially weak must be able to keep up during the restructuring of the energy system.k Appropriate relief from the EEG levy can even be provided to private households, by the way, by reform measures that are advisable in terms of energy policy anyway.
It runs a day-care center and various community outreach programmes to support socially weak families.
The so-called "Nordic Model" is a return to the darkest periods of left-wing paternalism, in which self-professed progressives fight for middle class utopias at the expense of the socially weak.
In the teachers' opinion, translanguaging enables bilingual children to learn their second language efficiently, especially since Arabic is a socially weaker language in Israel, and it encourages children's interactive involvement in the kindergarten.
Most of them belonged to the economically and socially weaker classes, with 60% coming from castes administratively designated as Other Backward Classes.
A factor analysis revealed four clusters: Socially connected, Weak bonds, Roots and resources and Committed to place.
Inadequate social networks and weak social support affected intrauterine growth, especially among socially deprived women [ 61].
Even in a book as outwardly impulsive as "Myra Breckinridge" Vidal found opportunities for cool analysis: It is the wisdom of the male swinger to know what he is: a man who is socially and economically weak, as much put upon by women as by society.
