"vulnerable locations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe places that are at risk of harm or damage due to their environment or the conditions they are exposed to. For example, "In recent years, coastal cities have become increasingly vulnerable locations due to the threat of rising sea levels."
Exposure to uncertainties The urbanisation of global population continues (UN 2008) and most of the cities worldwide are located in vulnerable locations (Kreimer et al. 2003) hence the number of people that will have to deal with these uncertainties is rapidly increasing.
High-resolution monitoring will be especially important for highly significant and highly vulnerable locations.
But when you say they are parked at the end of the bridge -- there are certain vulnerable locations on bridges.
"Tree planting would represent an extra element that helps to slow down the arrival of rain water to vulnerable locations".
These problems are magnified by the growing number of people living in vulnerable locations, for example next to streams, or on hillsides.
But everyone needs to understand that you can't guarantee protection for infrastructure that is in vulnerable locations, no matter how much money you throw at the problem".
Why are men's nuts in such a vulnerable location, ay? Bloody vindictive design that is.
Here's where I admit that this post isn't about Wall Street, the West End, or any other financially vulnerable location.
Mr. Tiku said hundreds of litigants and clerks passed through the gate where the blast took place each day, making it a vulnerable location.
But Councilman David Yassky, who represents Downtown Brooklyn and opposed the project, said that it "doesn't have some of the security features that O.E.M. needs and is still in a vulnerable location".
The old embassy was forced to leave its tony but vulnerable location in Mayfair; the new billion-dollar embassy is in Nine Elms, in what had been a light-manufacturing area south of the Thames.
