The phrase "a medium height" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the height of a person or object, or when comparing two or more objects or people. For example: "My brother is a medium height compared to the rest of the family."
Furthermore, a micro-combustor with a medium height (H0 = 1.0 mm) can achieve the largest blowout limit among the three cases.
The cross-section of the maingate was a rotated trapezium with a width of 3.7 m, a medium height of 3 m and an area of 11.1 m2.
In particular, the tallest forests (1,500 μm) did not exhibit the highest thermal diffusivity (15 cm2/s), while forest with a medium height of 700 μm showed a slightly higher thermal diffusivity (18 cm2/s).
To illustrate the seismic response of a medium height R.C. dual building, which has been detailed as outlined above, the ten story mono-symmetric concrete building, shown in Fig. 4a is analyzed under the ground motion of Kobe 1995, component KJM000.
The 2003 specimens revealed a medium height of 188 μm of the cecal and a 260 μm height of the rectal mucosa, while 172 μm and 262 μm were measured in the corresponding 2008 specimens.
Stretch a cord or rope at a medium height across the middle of the room.
Glamour What Toronto lacks in picture postcard backdrops it makes up for with the sheer slew of A-listers to be snapped next to a medium-height skyscraper.
I consulted various reference sources and found that G. renardii is a medium-height species, reaching 12 inches tall at the most, and spreading one to three feet.
Wind tunnel experiments were carried out based on a prototype of scaffolding covered with nonporous cladding and attached to a medium-height building.
His eyes are drawn, as if by an irresistible force, to a man of medium height, with a mustache, wedged into the crowd behind a police barrier.
We went up to speak to the imam, a man of medium height with a long face, heavy black eyebrows, and a forthright manner… We had one more question to ask [him]: Why, at the end of the prayers, did each member of the congregation look first over his right shoulder and then over his left?
