"this livelihood" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to one's means of supporting oneself financially. For example, "He works two jobs to ensure he can maintain this livelihood."
The fishery management interventionists and the fishing communities in the municipality all espoused concern for the sustainable improvement of fishing actors' livelihood conditions, but differed about the reasons for this livelihood impairment, and about what should be done, when, where, and by whom.
This livelihood strategy is well suited to prevailing conditions in the Plateau but is not without cost.
Field observation asserts that the biophysical contexts have already made the households more vulnerable in terms of this livelihood resource.
The outcomes of this livelihood strategy were favourable across the whole community, but when individual households are considered, there was evidence of moderate economic inequality in total income, cash income and herd size (Gini coefficient 0.32, 0.35 and 0.43 respectively).
Non-timber forest products (NTFPs) are accepted as a veritable means of achieving poverty alleviation because of their role in sustaining this livelihood, for food security and environmental objectives such as biodiversity conservation (FAO Forestry 1999).
Due to little appreciation and understanding of the rationale and importance of nomadic pastoralism by large sections of the population, this livelihood strategy is rather seen as an outdated tradition and lacking potential for modernization (Tonah 2000).
Reduction of this livelihood-related vulnerability is linked with short-term measures (for example, relief, cash for work, and cash for training).
Understanding this dynamic "livelihood landscape" is important for improving governance and livelihood opportunities associated with natural resources.
"He corresponded with Rushdoony and made this his livelihood: to generate some synthesis between biblical law and libertarian economics," Mr. McVicar said.
However, this socioecological livelihood pattern is increasingly undermined by the hydropolitics and top down water management practices that prevail throughout the Ganges Brahmaputra Basin in Bangladesh.
Climate change is going to threaten this primary livelihood for millions of people in vulnerable communities all over the world".
