The phrase "a much weaker base" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing chemistry, logic, or arguments where the strength or effectiveness of a base is being compared to others.
Example: "In this reaction, we are using a much weaker base than in the previous experiment, which will affect the overall outcome."
Alternatives: "a significantly less potent base" or "a considerably weaker foundation."
"That's why we're starting from a much weaker base in the June quarter," he said.
It has also probably contributed to the mixed progress on political and institutional reform.Since 1999, in particular, these seven countries have benefited from strong growth in Russia and the Ukraine; even before that, they were doing better than most other CIS countries, but from a much weaker base.
Glacial acetic acid is a much weaker base than water, so the amide behaves as a strong base in this medium.
The pyrimidine have been isolated from the nucleic acid hydrolyses and much weaker base than pyridine and soluble in water [1].
In contrast, object stimuli elicited a much weaker initial change from Base to Enc. 1 (1.1–2.7 dB/Hz) in all brain regions.
"So while you are saving the federal government a lot of money, you are transferring the obligation to a much weaker set of tax bases," Ravitch pointed out.
In support for this idea, there is a much weaker but very well visible 10 base pair oscillatory signal just upstream of the sequenced and size-selected DNA fragments in vitro and in vivo, which is not accompanied by an increase in GC-content.
Forecasts have also been cut for emerging and developing economies based on three factors: lower growth in China; a "much weaker outlook in Russia"; and pressure on oil exporters from lower oil prices.
A much weaker choice for approximating initial value is the use of function G x,N) based on Equations 4 and 5.
The non-uniform distribution of nanoparticles has a much weaker influence on temperatures compared to the uniform distribution; and the non-uniform distribution of nanoparticles in the base fluid results in a smaller pressure drop than the uniform cases do.
