The phrase "a weaker level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state or condition that is less strong or effective compared to another level.
Example: "The new policy has resulted in a weaker level of compliance among employees."
Alternatives: "a lower level" or "a diminished level".
Secure Web Collaboration: Cloud-based document authoring and collaboration services typically suffer from a weaker level of trust relative to client-based solutions.
CD16 was expressed on a DDC subpopulation, but also, at a weaker level, on LC (Figure 4D).
In response data, off-target items create a weaker level of inter-relatedness among items in this domain, and thus lower internal consistency.
VvSUC11 and VvSUC12 are detected in all organs but at a weaker level and VvSUT2 is the less expressed sucrose transporter being only weakly detected in young leaves and roots.
Other cancer types displayed a weaker level of CA IX staining (e.g., NCI-H460 human non-small cell lung carcinoma), whereas MCF-7 breast tumours and Ramos lymphomas were essentially negative (data not shown).
Furthermore, we also observed a weaker level of expression in the outer granule cells of the maturing DG, suggesting Cux2 expression is under dynamic regulatory control in progenitors as they transition to mature granule cells.
It also lowered its rating of the insurance companies' ability to pay to B, a weak level.
The urban soils of Beijing can be characterized by a shortage of SOC, a weak level of microbial activities but efficient respiration of soil microbes.
Therefore, we suggest a weak level of soil nonlinearity for such kind of stations.
Cramer's V value (.155) indicates a weak level of association between these variables.
The level of evidence of the literature focused on AKI is globally associated with a weak level of methodology.
