'vulnerable to disasters' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which people, structures, ecosystems, or other things are at risk of being damaged or destroyed by a disaster. For example: "The island's vulnerable coastal communities are particularly at risk from natural disasters such as storms and floods."
The European Development Fund hired him to run a project to make Haiti less vulnerable to disasters.
Recent flooding, which by some estimates submerged 50 percent of Manila, illustrates a shortage of modern infrastructure that makes the Philippines highly vulnerable to disasters.
Women are not only particularly vulnerable to disasters, they are also frontline actors in disaster preparation and response; their participation in disaster planning needs to become common practice.
All these, make Limbe a city highly vulnerable to disasters.
Nowadays, several previous studies have research about disaster emergency plan cause historic preservation areas are vulnerable to disasters rather than normal city area.
Knowingly and unknowingly poverty drives people to go live in high risk marginal areas of mountains and river valleys, which makes them vulnerable to disasters.
What we have learned is that if you go for monocultures, you are vulnerable to disaster.
The banks that supported their governments, and that in turn depended on those same governments for bailouts if they went broke, were deemed to be particularly vulnerable to disaster.
Previous governments led by the Democratic Party had given vague promises to phase out nuclear power as polls indicated that many people feared nuclear power and remained worried that the collusive ties between government and the industry that left the country vulnerable to disaster were ones that could not be broken.
Interbank lending nearly froze early in May because of uncertainty about which institutions were vulnerable to disaster scenarios like a debt default by the Greek government, or to severe declines in the value of bonds issued by Spain and other highly indebted countries.
For the moment, the opposition Liberal Democrats have a slight lead because they are much better known than Mr. Hashimoto's group and maintain a strong organization in rural areas, but many voters remain unenthusiastic about the party, which governed Japan for more than a half century and is widely blamed for leaving the country vulnerable to disaster by coddling the nuclear industry.
