The phrase "a comparatively weak and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the strength or effectiveness of something in relation to another, often in a context where a contrast is being made.
Example: "The study revealed that the new treatment was a comparatively weak and less effective option compared to the established therapies."
Alternatives: "relatively weak and" or "somewhat weak and".
As a result, Mr Leung had a comparatively weak mandate, and took office amid major public protests over the lack of democracy and growing inequality.
Our TG system effectively detected responses to environmental estrogens (NP and BPA) of a comparatively weak potency compared with steroidal estrogens, and tissue response patterns differed for the different estrogens tested.
Only three true links are missed: repression of Kr and Gt by Hb, the latter of which is a comparatively weak effect [ 8], and activation of Hb by Tll (for which the weight was just below threshold).
These data are consistent with a high affinity Ca2+ dependent interaction between CaM and CN in contrast to a comparatively weak interaction between NCS-1 and CN.
Between the limited customer base of Sprint and a comparatively weak marketing effort, Pre sales languished.
But for a platform with barely any traction and a comparatively weak portfolio of devices, temporarily could very quickly turn into forever.
Although less distinctive than an arbitrary or fanciful mark and therefore a comparatively weak mark, a suggestive mark will be protected without proof of secondary meaning.
Interestingly, alignment of the two frog sequences, X. laevis and X. tropicalis, showed a comparatively weak similarity of 59.6%, presumably reflecting evolutionary distance and pseudotetraploidization in X. laevis [28], [29].
The FECG signal is a comparatively weak signal (less than 20% of the mother ECG) and often embedded in noise.
OR1, by contrast, states that entities should not be multiplied other things being equal, and this is compatible with parsimony being a comparatively weak theoretical virtue.
