The phrase "a feeble force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a force that is weak or lacking in strength, whether in a physical, metaphorical, or emotional context.
Example: "The storm was nothing more than a feeble force, barely rustling the leaves on the trees."
Alternatives: "a weak force" or "a frail force".
When they home in on a town, they become a lobby for conservation rather than jobs, and health care rather than schools.Against this muscle, the young are a feeble force.
The vote should, in theory, have allowed for the replacement of a feeble force of 7,000 African Union (AU) peacekeepers who have spent two years on the ground.But any sense of optimism quickly vanished.
A feeble AU force has tried in vain to help.
The feeble force of light alone can flip a nanometer-sized mechanical switch one way or the other, a team of electrical engineers reports.
One way out of that paradox was to assume that an undiscovered particle a kind of supermassive "sterile" neutrino mixes with the usual neutrinos but interacts with other matter only through the incredibly feeble force of gravity.
One, in the north-west, pits supporters of Mr Patassé, who is in exile, against the government's feeble forces.
After a long chat with his trainer he re-entered the fray but a double fault unsettled him and Djokovic seized on his mood, parking a forehand in the deuce corner, then forcing a feeble backhand for break point.
Mr Sharon drove his way through an international force, albeit a feeble one, on his way to Beirut in 1982.
"But," he continued, "My opinion is much more in favor of prudent management than of force, considering force not as an odious, but a feeble instrument in preserving a people as spirited as this".
(The extortionate twenty-dollar admission price will force everyone with more than a feeble interest in art to buy a membership, for seventy-five dollars).
With a military campaign in October and November that was met with a feeble response from both the Congolese government and United Nations peacekeeping forces here in eastern Congo, General Nkunda has pushed the nation to its most dangerous precipice in years.
