"weak attachment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to an emotional or physical bond between two people that is not particularly strong. For example, "Sue and Ted have a weak attachment because they rarely talk to one another."
While viewers are convinced of the Weather Channel's utility, they tend to have a "very weak" attachment to the station, he said.
"Organized religion gained influence by espousing a conservative social agenda that led liberals and young people who already had weak attachment to organized religion to drop that identification," they wrote.
The people at highest risk for engaging in crime are young men, primarily from ethnic minority groups, "with low levels of education and a weak attachment to the labor market," the study said.
The most southwestern portion of it has a relatively weak attachment to the rest of Michigan and can root for Chicago or Indiana-based sports teams, meaning that it may be less impressed than the rest of the state by Mr. Romney's native-son status.
Yet, when consumers have a weak attachment, their purchase intention is increased with multiple endorsements.
Reattachment of the trochanter or augmentation of a weak attachment was performed regularly in extracapsular fracture types.
Weak attachments Citing the example of neglected Romanian orphans whose brain growth was stunted, and research into the impact on babies of the stress hormone cortisol, she argues that poor early parenting experiences and weak attachments make it far more likely that there will be a whole range of problems later on.
Adhesion and rolling are classified as weak attachments mediated by selecting dependent interactions.
The results support previous conclusions that the weak attachments preceding force generation are very different from strong binding attachments.
If the movement were larger, we can identify no weak attachments that would be in a position to quickly bind the target zone.
Of these, 71% are strong binding attachments that could be generating force and 29% are weak attachments of two general types (the distinction between weak and strong binding is defined below).
