The phrase "a middle place" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location or state that is intermediate between two extremes or positions.
Example: "In the debate about climate change, we need to find a middle place where both environmental concerns and economic growth can be addressed."
Alternatives: "an intermediate position" or "a neutral ground".
To which allot a middle place?
We're starting to reach a middle place where the books I'm reading and the TV I'm watching are of the same 'quality' – but they still speak to each other".
Artistically, the androgynous Mr. Hegarty (at the piano, above) came of age in the late-80's, early-90's New York theater scene, a "middle place" of sorts, where money for the arts was scarce, and many of his mentors lost their struggle with AIDS.
The most efficient early time CSOR among the staggered cases was observed in this example, however, this case took a middle place regarding the CSOR at the terminal time.
The communities of Alaska's North Slope increasingly find themselves in a "middle place," stuck between a past to which they cannot return and a future that is fraught with uncertainty.
I know how stressful a middle place can be, caught as I am in the tension between aging parents and small children, perched on the edge of 40.
But we fall in a mushy middle place: Not quite driven enough to become CEOs, but too damn busy to find inner peace.
He was bisexual, like me, and seemed to inhabit an ambiguous middle place on the masculine-feminine spectrum.
She exists in an in-between place, middle class on paper but squeezed in reality.
Thirty-eight is the middle place.
Fingertip movement to press a middle key placed in the same position as on a standard keyboard or at the middle phalanx might interfere with other keys because the PIP joint and fingertip move in the negative direction in the z-axis (Fig. 3).
