The phrase 'vulnerability toward' is a perfectly acceptable and grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe one's susceptibility to a certain stimulus or action. For example, "After years of corporate work, he had developed an alarming vulnerability toward manipulation by his superiors."
Mr. Scheiterlein said the manhunt for terrorists and the intensified security for passenger jets would naturally "funnel the vulnerability" toward general aviation.
These patients vary in their vulnerability toward treatment efforts.
It may be noted that SU-8 polymeric cantilevers show vulnerability toward moisture and temperature variations.
However, by controlling the process parameters during sensor realization and by careful sensor module design the vulnerability toward moisture and temperature effects can be reduced as discussed in the later section of this article.
Results indicated significant associations reflecting preexisting vulnerability toward problematic alcohol use, including reduced volume of the amygdala, increased volume of the cerebellum, and reduced cortical volume and thickness in several frontal and temporal regions, including the superior and middle frontal gyri, pars triangularis, and middle and inferior temporal gyri.
These alterations caused increased vulnerability toward apoptotic cell death.
A worldwide mechanism to reach consensus (via "votes") on new code is what we need; and we need that code to be carefully vetted from a vulnerability perspective toward a central goal: every line of code that is added to open source is secured at the moment of birth.
For each individual, there is analysis of the score and one's own part in it, individual practice, managing one's vulnerability, and working toward product improvement, all in the interest of making the performance as good as you can.
Brooks et al. (2006) explain these differences as opposing attitudes toward vulnerability, with approaches like hotspots prioritizing areas of high vulnerability and wilderness approaches prioritizing areas of low vulnerability.
"Experiment with small 'exposures,' exercises where you try out being vulnerable with your partner and, as your confidence builds, work toward increased vulnerability over time.
They "state the innocence, the vulnerability of lives heading toward their own destruction, and this link between photography and death haunts all photographs of people".
