The phrase "a weak link with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a connection or relationship that is not strong or reliable, often in the context of teamwork or systems.
Example: "The project's success was hindered by a weak link with the marketing team, which failed to communicate effectively."
Alternatives: "a fragile connection to" or "a tenuous relationship with".
Wicketkeeping is a weak link with youngster Parthiv Patel too raw and Dravid an unconvincing back-up.
Then either the component is isolated or one of its nodes supports a weak link with a node j in a different strong component.
A strong component is isolated if none of its nodes is involved in a weak link with a link in another component.
Interestingly, it reads as a multisectoral public policy with a weak link with other national public health policies, in contrast with a strong link to the global HIV political and technical framework (MDGs and UNGASS).
A weakest link with attitude or effort issues must be first given an opportunity to rise up to the level of the team; if they don't, then they lose the privilege of being a part of the team.
Officials are likely to examine whether packages should be allowed on to passenger planes and to impose considerably tighter screening of air cargo, which has long been thought by security experts to be a weak link compared with the tight controls on individuals flying.
(vi) In JWBG1 when only one player supports a link, say i, (g_{ij}^{text {JWBG1}}=alpha ) and (g_{ji}^{text {{JWBG1}}}=0), i.e. flow through a weak link occurs with decay towards the only player supporting it and there is no flow in the opposite direction.
For example, the relationship between A and D is a strong link with 0.88 degree of membership, but a weak link between B and C with 0.2 degree of membership.
The Bayern Munich-supporting fans who picked Robben out as a weak link are currently furious with the Dutch international.
A team is only as strong as its weakest link -- but a weak link can be strengthened with support and compassion.
When Big Mike, another neighbor, wants to let the "Petries" in on the "consequences" of breaking the community rules, homeowner association president Gene Gogolak describes him as "a weak link" to be dealt with.
