The phrase "attributable to weak" is not complete and lacks context, but it is grammatically correct.
You can use it when discussing causes or reasons related to something that is weak or lacking strength.
Example: "The project's failure was largely attributable to weak leadership and poor planning."
Alternatives: "due to insufficient" or "resulting from inadequate".
The fact that the observed disadvantage among the poor is observed only among urban and not rural residents may be partly attributable to weaker social cohesion in urban settings.
Again, we suspect that these less consistent effects on psychological attributions may be attributable to the weaker manipulation of abstractness used in Experiments 4 and 5, compared to Experiments 1 3, perhaps in conjunction with a tendency to view cognitive and personality factors as more immutable than the other psychological factors.
The disappointing revenue in the quarter was attributable to three weak businesses -- personal computers, semiconductors and disk drives.
So while Linsanity might have been more attributable to a weak schedule and a handful of fortunate plays, this current win streak is clearly a result of the Knicks playing better.
The latter may be attributable to the weak amplitude of Love waves in that region owing to the radiation pattern from the source (e.g., Stein and Wysession 2003, their Figure 4.3.12).
The limited benefits of such regimens are largely attributable to our weak understanding of (i) how (and which) interventions provide the most robust and long lasting improvements to cognitive and perceptual abilities and (ii) how the neural mechanisms which underlie such abilities are positively modified by certain activities and experience.
Our results show that low activity and employment rates for NENAC and Central Asia are not associated with higher reservation wages; this implies that low migrant participation is attributable to a weak demand for their skills rather than to a high value ascribed to time spent at home.
This is probably attributable to the presence of weak acids, which are known to enhance fermentation rate at low concentrations (below 100 mmol/l) [ 10].
This might be attributable to either the overall weak association between HI and promoter sequence identity or a result of gene essentiality fully explaining the relationship between promoter conservation and HI.
Note that the weak band attributable to MoO3 was observed for higher loadings in FT-IR.
