The phrase "stigmatization by" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of singling someone out in a negative way due to particular characteristics they possess. For example, "Stigmatization by society of those with mental health issues can lead to feelings of isolation and despair."
We suggest that the mechanism underlying this phenomenon is stigmatization by mere association.
This is also conditioned by the prevailing culture and society (i.e., stigmatization by educators).
The organization works to reduce stigmatization by raising awareness among communities and providing mediation between former child soldiers and their families and religious leaders.
The committee expressed its amazement that anyone with a blue discharge would risk further stigmatization by speaking out against the discrimination: In examining case histories of blue-discharge veterans, the committee found that "the procedure lends itself to dismissals based on prejudice and antagonism".
Parents here still tend to hide children with disabilities because fear of stigmatization by society.
In another study, men reported that UP increases women's vulnerability to violence and stigmatization by their spouses [ 26].
In accordance with the EPODE philosophy, it is based on multiple components, including a positive approach in tackling obesity, with no cultural or social stigmatization; step-by-step learning; and an experience of healthy lifestyle habits, tailored to the needs of all socioeconomic groups.
Recent evidence shows promising approaches to combatting internalized stigma (self-stigmatization) by improving both self-esteem and help-seeking behavior [ 55, 56].
Research that tackles different aspects of stigmatization faced by people affected by leprosy and related impairments could lead to inclusive initiatives that help individuals to come to terms with the stigma and to advocate against exclusion and discrimination.
The "non-identifying smokers" who say they only do it for social purposes tend to be college students, while those who used to be regular smokers but haven't completely quit tend to be over age 45 and "are likely the result of stigmatization produced by comprehensive tobacco control programs," Al-Delaimy explained in the statement.
More than any other film I've seen which elects to tell stories about gay men, "Howl" very clearly articulates the isolation and stigmatization felt by a group of human beings who, even today, are told that they are something just short of being real, equal men.
