The phrase "weak environment" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It generally refers to a situation or surroundings that lack strength, stability, or support. Example: The company's profits declined due to a weak environment in the industry, characterized by high competition and low consumer demand.
China has pollution charges, but they are low and poorly enforced by weak environment bureaus.
Those steps were welcomed by investors as realistic, given the weak environment.
He said he expected the weak environment would persist "well into 2009" and was planning business accordingly.
Analysts are also questioning the exit strategies of private equity firms, given the generally weak environment for initial public offerings in most important markets for Chinese listings.
If the project needed a deadline extension from Congress to hold on to the $1 billion in federal aid, many note, it is not clear that it could get one in this fiscally weak environment.
All of this is taking place against the backdrop of a weak environment for sales at tech companies.
Faced with these complex problems in their weak environments, business activities spring up to escape the poverty trap and maximize opportunities in different locations (Deng, Hofman, & Newman, 2013).
And you have to do all this in incredibly weak environments, in three countries that are near the bottom of the development index, and also deal with the embers that land in Nigeria or in Senegal.
The weak environment-morphology association is not attributable to a general lack of morphological or genetic variation.
Dudley said BP were "resetting the company for a sustained weaker environment" and that it was a really tough time for the industry.
The drop in trading translates into lower commissions for brokerage firms, as well as a weaker environment for underwriting initial public offerings and other stock issues, traditionally a highly lucrative niche.
