The phrase "a weak relationship with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a lack of strength or depth in a connection or bond between individuals, groups, or concepts.
Example: "She admitted that she had a weak relationship with her colleagues, which affected her teamwork."
Alternatives: "a tenuous connection to" or "a fragile bond with".
"Sites with a weak relationship with their audience may struggle, especially if advertising networks are the only way they target their ads.
The aspect ratio had a weak relationship with the bacteria distribution and the removal efficiency.
M. bonariensis and Z. auriculata (considered crop pests) showed a weak relationship with land use.
Technical skills then indicate a weak relationship with lowering the incidence of spam or spambot, as they were not significant in either of the regression models.
The results presented by Ralph Kühne showed that the application of the model available to estimate the elimination rate constant only lead to a weak relationship with kinetic depuration rate constant.
At baseline, tumour F showed a weak relationship with T M SUVmax and T B SUVmax at 4 h and none after 2 weeks of CRT, suggesting that these parameters from static PET may primarily exhibit chronic hypoxia.
Canopy closure estimates derived from hemispherical photography generally showed a weaker relationship with PAR than other measures of stand structure.
The study showed a strong relationship with preference for both the level of succession and number of woodland patches, and a weaker relationship with shape index of edges.
In computer-based scenarios, it appears more likely that students already have a certain level of interest which subsequently leads to a weaker relationship with performance (Jonassen 2004).
There was a weaker relationship with thicker Breslow thickness groups.
There was also a weaker relationship with damage to inferior prefrontal cortical regions (Broca's area).
