The phrase "a weak record in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's or something's poor performance or history in a specific area or field.
Example: "The company has a weak record in customer service, leading to numerous complaints from clients."
Alternatives: "a poor track record in" or "a lackluster history in".
The Bush administration is considered to have had a weak record in policing mergers and bringing monopolization cases.
During the administration of George W. Bush, the government was considered to have had a weak record in policing mergers and bringing monopolization cases.
Nonetheless, her aides have counseled her to seize on the issue as a way to emphasize two of her main differences with her opponent: her assertion that he has a weak record in administering the city schools, and her claim that he is too belligerent to serve in a collegial body like the Senate.
In an effort to cover the largely rural county which has a weak record in the numbers of young people going into higher education, the new university will teach students at four further education colleges in Carlisle, West Cumbria, Kendal and Barrow.
"The industry is characterised by low customer satisfaction, a weak record of investment in skills and innovation and a cautious approach to increasing levels of output".
A community activist group in the Bronx is protesting the proposed $2.7 billion acquisition of U.S. Trust by Charles Schwab, charging that U.S. Trust has a weak record of lending in poor neighborhoods.
Management, The Boss. [C10.] Sale of U.S. Trust Is Opposed A community group is protesting the proposed $2.7 billion acquisition of U.S. Trust by Charles Schwab, contending that U.S. Trust has a weak record of lending in poor neighborhoods.
In a letter to the editor, Mr. Conyers contends that Mr. Nader has a weak record on women's rights, gun control and civil rights.
Last week, Parish Councilman Jacob Groby said he's concerned about many related issues, including a June 2 report from Louisiana legislative auditor Daryl Purpera citing the Office of Conservation's weak record in monitoring oil and gas wells.
He had also criticized what he said was the Bush administration's weak record in challenging mergers and failing to bring monopolization cases.
Because the strength of tropical storms is linked to ocean temperature, it came as a surprise that the 2013 Atlantic Ocean hurricane season was one of the weakest recorded in 50 years.
