The phrase 'weakness point' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific flaw or deficiency in a particular system, plan, or idea. For example: "We identified several strength points in the proposal, but there were also some clear weakness points that need to be addressed."
The main weakness point here is the lack of a formal specification of key factors for WBA quality.
Another potential weakness point is the fact that Canonical is a newcomer in the smartphone space.
The weakness point of these decomposition methods is there polynomial run-time complexity.
I myself, before coming to the realization of how human and real it is as a woman to experience periods, identified my time of the month as a weakness point.
The memes of binders of women this morning ranged from the rainbow unicorn-covered Lisa Frank Trapper Keepers with the caption "Trap Her, Keep Her" to a binder full of women in Pokemon-style trading cards with strength and weakness point values assigned to each woman.
It is well known that the joint is one of the weakness points in composite structures.
People in the government had accused him of weakness, pointing to an upsurge in political violence in the country.
After an exhaustive tallying, she subtracted "strength" points from "weakness" points, and gave each company a "meanness score". Then, while controlling for several variables, Desai cross-checked that score with Compustat data on general firm information including executive compensation.
This paper shows that the Axiomatic Design (AD) theory can be used to analyse a manufacturing system to find the origin of the lack of productivity, and, subsequently, to redesign a solution avoiding the weakness points.
"We know all the weakness points in the team - Billy and not Fawaz, because I never interfere.
Our goal is to overcome a number of weakness points we have been facing in the present investigation including: small subjects' numbers and lack of dietary control.
