The phrase "a weak aspect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a particular feature or characteristic that lacks strength or effectiveness in a given context.
Example: "The report highlighted a weak aspect of the project that needed improvement to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "a fragile element" or "a vulnerable point".
However, the mismatch in user concepts and the concepts that designers had in mind in their applications is considered a weak aspect in our framework in spite of its overall strength.
Also, lowered satisfaction of physicians was a weak aspect of many models.
A weak aspect of the DISC-survey was the assessment of the existing collaborations construct and the formalization construct.
Although needed to perform this study, a weak aspect might be the total number of questions posed to our patients.
As illustrated by the above discussion, the evolution of reproductive isolation is still a weak aspect of ecological speciation models.
Hence, a weak aspect of the intervention is the difficulty trainers experienced in conducting self-management and behavioural change techniques during the training.
Having identified his shot as a weaker aspect of his game, he worked on improving it during his junior years.
A weaker aspect of this study is a relatively low impact on our understanding of a metabolic driving force behind these amazing events.
MET expression has been previously reported in non-tumour lung tissue and, in a similar manner of what we report here, specifically a weak expression in the basal aspect of the bronchial epithelium (Olivero et al, 1996; Chen et al, 2006; Ma et al, 2008).
The majority of participants, however, could not come up with any weak aspects (n = 94).
Poor reporting allows authors, intentionally or inadvertently, to escape scrutiny of any weak aspects of their trials.
