The phrase "a severe weakness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant flaw or vulnerability in a person, system, or argument.
Example: "The report highlighted a severe weakness in the company's cybersecurity measures that needed immediate attention."
Alternatives: "a critical flaw" or "a major vulnerability."
CIM in combination with CIP is associated with a more severe weakness and longer ICU length of stay than CIM alone [ 29].
Japan's three largest brokerage firms reported their best profits in a decade today, illustrating a strong comeback from severe weakness just a few years ago and defying predictions of their demise.
Peter Navarro, an economist at the University of California at Irvine, said the Davis administration negotiated "from a position of severe weakness".
They have now entered a period of severe weakness, with both the United States and Japan likely to experience recessions this year and Europe growing at a negligible rate.
In a period of severe weakness, central banks will most likely step in and provide cheap loans to bolster the financial system.
35, 46, 48– 50 Diaphragm weakness may be characterized by a decrease in the vital capacity (VC) while the patient is in the supine versus prone position (a 10% decrease in VC indicates diaphragmatic weakness; a 30% decrease indicating severe weakness).
When applying MRC-sum score <36 as a cut-off for severe weakness, agreement was excellent supporting its use as an outcome parameter for interventional studies.
[C2.] Brokers in Japan Post Good Results Japan's three largest brokerage firms -- Nomura Securities, Daiwa Securities and Nippon Securities -- posted their best profits in a decade, illustrating their strong comeback from severe weakness just a few years ago and defying predictions of their demise.
At age 11 she developed a motor regression with severe weakness.
