"weak process" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a process or set of procedures that are ineffective or inefficient. For example: "He was unable to finish the project on time due to the weak process of organizing tasks."
In particular, for ill-conditioned systems, precise estimation of the weak process directions is essential.
The weak process could only be corrected through invigoration of the operations of donor, administrative representatives, monitoring and evaluation teams.
First, unlike mutation, which can reasonably be treated as a weak process, migration rates in nature can be very high.
Our SEC data indicate that dimer formation is a rather weak process.
However, feedback remains a weak process of RHIS in many developing countries (Hozumi et al. 2002; Nsubuga et al. 2002; JICA HMIS Study Team 2004; Aqil et al. 2005a; Boone and Aqil 2008; Gnassou et al. 2008).
Where similar conditions to a score of 3 prevailed, but engineering controls were modest or weak (Process Protection = medium or low) and there was little potential for exposure at the Human Interface, these areas were assigned a score of 4.
A "chain of errors" is the unsatisfying conclusion so far, with blame pinned on weak processes, "misconduct and shortcomings", and some overly-tolerant "mindsets".
In these nations, opacity, corruption and weak processes keep citizens from fully benefiting from their countries' resource wealth, revealing a significant 'governance deficit.'.
Effects are weak processes, incomplete record, file-keeping and reporting, the loss of data as it is being aggregated from district to national level, and non-use of composed information [ 32].
A similar, but probably weaker process takes place in the condition of reactive skin.
The MoH's institutional leadership of the KT processes was weak; the process of evidence generation and dissemination was mainly donor driven with the MoH playing primarily a recipient role.
