The phrase "the lightweight of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
For example: The lightweight of the package made it easy to ship overseas.
This work presents a state of the art (SotA) of recent developments related to the lightweighting of automotive structure by introduction graphene as material constituents.
A set of light-colored pants it sells comes with a disclaimer, reports Reuters: "You may experience sheerness with some of our bright-colored bottoms because of the lightweight nature of the fabric.
Buy now {11} Timberland Eurosprinter Hiker: £70, Footasylum The most lightweight of the boots we tested, these give you the non-slip sole and waterproof uppers you need to see you through winter.
It is notably among the fastest reasoners we have found and is also the most lightweight of the reasoners we selected and compared [ 29].
The men's double of John Collins and Jonathan Walton and the lightweight equivalent of Jamie Kirkwood and Will Fletcher finished second and first in their respective races to move into the semi-finals.
The movement of the lightweight veil admits of the chicanery of ghosts, the manufacture of false images and illusory or misstated motions.
This new beauty product combines the best of both worlds: the smooth finish of a cream foundation with the lightweight coverage of a liquid foundation.
On this front Paxman's, the most lightweight of the books, actually scores better.
And they certainly left behind the philosophy of low-mass construction pioneered by the lightweight models of the 1950's.
