The phrase "a moderate condition of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a state or situation that is neither extreme nor severe, often in contexts related to health, environment, or social conditions.
Example: "The patient was diagnosed with a moderate condition of hypertension, requiring regular monitoring and lifestyle changes."
Alternatives: "a mild state of" or "a balanced level of".
Within a moderate condition (TiO2 thickness of 3 nm and dopant concentration of 1 × 1018 cm−3 (5 × 1019 cm−3) in Si (TiO2)), both electrons and holes can transfer through the heterojunction barrier with relatively small incident energy.
Since the process is featured in MAI diffusion and reaction as well as its vaporization, a moderate condition is favored for reproducible formation of high crystallinity perovskite.
Moreover, it is shown that the EIC detector outperforms the extended detectors and provides 3 to 4 dB gain under moderate condition of imperfect synchronisation.
The Sangamon Interglacial follows the Illinoian Glacial Stage and precedes the Wisconsin Glacial Stage, both periods of widespread continental glaciation and severe climatic conditions, as opposed to the moderate conditions of the Sangamon.
A Colombian bentonite was successfully pillared with solutions of Al, Al-Fe or Al-Ce-Fe polyhydroxocations under moderate conditions of synthesis in order to obtain active catalysts for the wet peroxide oxidation of organic pollutants from industrial wastewaters.
Enzymes are environmentally friendly: they work under moderate conditions of temperature, pH, and pressure, their catalyzed reactions rarely form wasteful side products, and the proteins themselves are biodegradable and generally pose no threat to the environment.
In contrast to the desorption reaction, LiBH4 and MgH2 are found to form simultaneously under fairly moderate conditions of 50 bar hydrogen pressure in the temperature range of 250 300°C.
Some hydrogen uptake was also observed at 150 °C and 60 bar hydrogen pressure, and this indicates that reversible release of hydrogen with alane under moderate conditions of pressure and temperature may be possible.
Some investigators have pointed out that under moderate conditions of heat, the remaining normal skin can compensate by increased sweating [6, 7].
