"reported weakness" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a weakness or flaw that has been mentioned or noted by someone else. Here is an example: "After receiving feedback from their customers, the company's reported weakness in customer service was addressed and improved upon."
To some degree, the announcement was not a big surprise because Santana had reported weakness in his pitching shoulder since arriving at spring training.
Beyond its government debt, AIG reported weakness in its insurance business.
One reported weakness of the Controller Area Network protocol is its lack of a clock synchronization service.
She also reported weakness of the upper and lower limbs, tingling, tremors and difficulties in walking and climbing.
The bank reported weakness in the quality of not just mortgages, but personal loans, credit card and auto loans and higher credit costs from consumer lending outside the U.S. The first quarter is a repudiation of the notion that a broadly diversified company can weather financial crises better than more focused companies.
The most frequently reported weakness was the late start of intervention.
However, in spite of a relatively high AES budget allocation (about 2.5 billion Euros of EU funds per year), both the scientific literature and policy evaluation reports have reported weaknesses in the design, implementation and evaluation phases of AES (Oréade-Bréche [2005]; Purvis et al. [2009]).
One of the most commonly reported weaknesses of R4H activities in Africa is low national funding [ 10, 12, 16, 17].
The reported weaknesses of practice systems is comparable with previous research which found that participants experienced multiple problems in the different process steps involved in results handling, with inadequate systems and lack of standardisation being identified as contributory factors.
In both sites, despite some recent improvements in hospitals' budgets, staff reported weaknesses in national and local procurement systems and local distribution and storage of materials contributed to hazards.
The reported weaknesses of this statistical support included limited time for consultations (16/39 = 41.0 %), and insufficient numbers of biostatistics tutors to handle the large number of students (6/39 = 15.0 %) accessing the service.
