The phrase "weak competitiveness" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The country's economy is suffering due to its weak competitiveness in the global market.
Shorter plants with erectophile leaves and lower root:shoot ratios could contribute to weak competitiveness.
That Greece and Portugal are among those in the worst trouble is well known, with both likely to be encumbered by high debt, weak competitiveness and stagnant growth for years.
The weak competitiveness of the Korean universities in the fields of science and technology was due to the lack of a competitive environment among faculty members.
Those countries still wrestle with large budget deficits and weak competitiveness.
Thus, the in vivo ChIP-seq data confirmed in vitro EMSA data by Akter et al., although the motifs (h), (k), and (l) found in the ChIP-seq data (Fig. 2D) were not tested by Akter et al. Our results indicate that ESRRB can bind in vivo to direct repeats spaced by 1, 3, and 5 bp despite weak competitiveness in EMSA, presenting the largest set of alternative binding motifs detected for the ESRRB.
In the latter half of the twentieth century, AB fermentation declined because of its weak economic competitiveness compared with the products obtained from the developing petroleum industry.
They include an unsustainable level of government debt, the high cost of imported energy and unemployment.As part of the wider Caribbean, the region has to contend with the impact of climate change, a heightened vulnerability to natural disasters, weak export competitiveness and the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
"The government is saying that the corporate sector should do this and that, when the weak link in competitiveness is the government," says a businessman.If neighbouring countries seem to be doing better than Hungary, they have cyclical factors to thank as much as policy.
China's problem is weak foreign demand, not competitiveness.
The central bank is already buying more than $300 billion a year of foreign currencies, mainly dollars, to keep the renminbi weak and preserve the competitiveness of Chinese exports in foreign markets.
"If we choose the right route we can avoid falling into a development trap; if we choose the wrong one, we may fall into a 'China trap' of social and political turmoil, slow economic growth, enduring lack of prosperity, and weak and declining national competitiveness".
