The phrase "a weak infrastructure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system, framework, or structure that lacks strength, stability, or effectiveness, often in contexts like technology, transportation, or public services.
Example: "The city's economy is suffering due to a weak infrastructure that cannot support its growing population."
Alternatives: "an inadequate infrastructure" or "a fragile infrastructure."
Men with guns in poverty, who have minimal training and a weak infrastructure, will inevitably, take advantage of those they claim to protect.
While conditions have improved significantly for India's entrepreneurs, they still face numerous challenges, including a weak infrastructure and a poor education system.
While conditions have improved significantly for India's entrepreneurs, the entrepreneurs still face numerous challenges, including a weak infrastructure and a poor education system.
With its multiethnic population, vast numbers of aging residents and growing demands on a weak infrastructure, Florida is arguably a harbinger of what many other states will soon begin to look like.
Dropping hardware on a weak infrastructure tends to collapse the little existing bandwidth rather than creating new opportunities.
Other long term threats to the economy include high population growth, corruption, a weak infrastructure, and low levels of human capital.
Possible reasons for these differences include a weaker infrastructure or affordability of travelling.
It had fewer weekly cases than neighboring Sierra Leone and Liberia, and patients were scattered over a country the size of the United Kingdom with a very weak infrastructure.
However, reaching target populations is generally considered more challenging in AFR as a result of weak infrastructure, and could be a significant factor driving higher operational costs in this region.
With failing crop yields and falling incomes, many left to move to urban centres, such as Daraa, putting a strain on weak infrastructure and scant basic services.
Because of weak infrastructure, a fractious political climate and other hurdles, India's foreign trade and investment figures are dwarfed by China's, where foreign direct investment was nearly $70 billion in 2006.
