The phrase 'underprivileged communities' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to populations or groups of people who are considered disadvantaged, especially due to their economic or social standing. For example, "Many families in the underprivileged communities surrounding our city do not have access to basic services."
Elsewhere, Dell is supporting youth learning and boosting information and communication technology skills in underprivileged communities with nearly $2.4m£1.4m4m) in grants made to 26 organisations in 11 US states.
His passion became helping underprivileged communities in remote rural areas.
Amos had been asked by a foundation working with underprivileged communities to send out disability equipment.
Those were the work of architects designing innovative low-cost buildings for underprivileged communities around the world.
In 2005, Makasa and his colleagues set up Doctors Outreach Care International, which provides medical care to underprivileged communities and is financed by corporate sponsors.
"We believe that it is especially unfair that young children from underprivileged communities and working families pay the price for the legislature's collective failures".
(and there's also his not-for-profit organisation Heaps Decent, set up to encourage hip-hop artists in underprivileged communities in Australia).
"We are not running away from responsibility," Shivade said, adding that Khan's Being Human charity had helped underprivileged communities across India.
On social media sites like Twitter, people are suggesting that Wrigley is profiting greatly from the tragedy and should donate money made since Trayvon's death to the family or causes that would help with racial reconciliation or underprivileged communities.
Erik Salmi, communications director of the religious group, told Washington City Paper: "This Pope like no other has gotten into the spotlight and talked about [serving underprivileged communities] in an accessible way.
But a de Blasio campaign spokesman, Dan Levitan, said that Mr. de Blasio, with a Council colleague, had "recommended funding for several meritorious projects" at the hospital, because of its reputation for "delivering quality care to underserved, underprivileged communities".
