"weak context" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation in which the meaning of a statement is unclear due to a lack of sufficient context. For example, "Without knowing the full context of the conversation, it's hard to interpret this statement; it has a weak context."
"Location alone is a weak context, for interactions to make sense you need to segment against behavioural data, interests, past purchases and that's just the beginning.
Context adaptive training with factorized decision trees [23] is another approach that can exploit weak context questions efficiently.
In this case, bigger (strongly overlapped) contextual regions seem to be more desirable, because they can alleviate the problem of weak context generalization.
At other sites, weak context in just one area had the potential to contribute to low uptake, despite countervailing strengths.
Moreover, we showed that the uAUG codon of AtMHX is well recognized despite its weak context due to its stable secondary structure, resulting in strong inhibition of this gene expression [ 15, 16, 68].
A strong context was defined by including clues that would help students infer the meaning of the word, whereas a weak context included little or no indication of word meaning.
It is mainly because weak contexts have less influence on the likelihood measure [23].
The researchers investigated the use of sentence context by presenting unfamiliar words in strong and weak contexts.
The sixth and eighth graders were better at combining contextual and morphological clues than were the fourth graders, showing significant improvement in identifying unfamiliar word meanings in both strong and weak contexts.
The majority of uAUGs in ALT and CONSTIT regions exhibited weak contexts (Additional file 2), consistent with previous results [ 19, 28] and with the above conclusion on selection against AUGs in 5'UTRs, in that uAUGs are unlikely to efficiently initiate translation.
Overall older mice showed weaker context memory (F 2,31) = 3.8, P < 0.05, age effect).
