The phrase "a weak forward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sports, particularly in discussing a player's performance or physical attributes in a team setting.
Example: "The coach expressed concern about having a weak forward on the team, as it could affect their overall strategy and scoring ability."
Alternatives: "an ineffective forward" or "a feeble forward".
Motility was graded as follows: classes a and b: fast and weak forward motility; class c: nonprogressive motility [ 13].
The small expansion of agro-industries is due to weak forward linkages from agriculture and high transaction costs.
Of course the concepts of (weak, forward, backward) filter exhaustiveness can be given also analogously for sequences of functions, by taking Λ = N with the usual order.
Going forward, a weak economic recovery and an aging population is likely to increase the debt burden of many advanced economies, including the U.S., Britain, Japan and several eurozone countries.
Grace Nicole Kidmann), an innocent in a fur collar, shows up pursued by gangsters and throws herself on the mercy of the town; Tom Paul Bettanyy), a weak, genteelly moralizing writer, steps forward to help her.
Visiting Moscow this month, Carlos Ghosn, the boss of Renault-Nissan, a global carmaker which is buying control of AvtoVAZ, the maker of Lada cars, argued that the weak currency will be "an advantage for local brands".But thinking that a "weak rouble is the way forward" is the "wrong paradigm," argues Yaroslav Lissovolik of Deutsche Bank.
Consistent with the presence of a recessively segregating mutant allele, 24.4% of 2 days post-fertilization (dpf) embryos (154/630) responded to a tail touch with a weak 'shiver' instead of vigorous forward swimming (Fig. 1A).
However, the weaker energy price environment, especially going forward in the UK, as well as the risk of a weak 2010 in the US, leads us to take down our forecasts and move our rating back.
6 min: South Africa forage forward for the first time but are let down by a weak cross from the right.
"We look forward to Copenhagen with optimism, but we will not accept a weak, greenwash deal," Wills said.
