The phrase "a weak offer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a proposal or suggestion that lacks strength, appeal, or competitiveness.
Example: "After reviewing the terms, we concluded that the company presented a weak offer that did not meet our expectations."
Alternatives: "an unconvincing proposal" or "a poor bid."
Clorox's stock increased 9 percent on the day Mr. Icahn announced an obviously weak offer.
So again, some had a weak alternative offer to fall back on, while others had no alternative.
What's more, they negotiated better agreements in the end, compared to buyers with a weak default offer.
The results of the present study suggest that well-controlled conducting paths in a SiN-based RRAM device, which are not too strong and not too weak, offer considerable potential for the realization of low-power and high-density crossbar-array applications.
But the court stood by the company's weak offer to make people opt out by withdrawing permission -- if they could find and decipher the obscure instructions for doing so.
For Quenguan, Plan Colombia is synonymous with aggressive crop dusters dumping herbicide on his crops and weak offers of alternative development programs.
A weak report could offer incentive for the Federal Reserve to make additional interest rate cuts, but also prompt increased concern about a possible fourth-quarter slowdown.
"The next general election could result in a hung parliament and a weak Congress and BJP — and offer Pawar his last shot at becoming the prime minister," the article says.
Confronted with the commission's statistical analysis, Smeesters had a weak defense to offer, suggests Gill, because he had other problems: For instance, he could provide raw data for none of the controversial studies.
Analysts see little mystery in the American position: at the moment, a weaker dollar offers more benefits than a stronger one.
