The phrase "a moderate hazard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a risk or danger that is not severe but still present, often in contexts related to safety, health, or environmental assessments.
Example: "The chemical spill poses a moderate hazard to the surrounding wildlife, requiring careful monitoring and management."
Alternatives: "a moderate risk" or "a medium-level threat."
In draw situations, i.e., all three indices had different values, a moderate hazard value of 2 was forced manually.
Hazard quotients, applied as a preliminary evaluation, indicated that PBDEs may pose a moderate hazard to ospreys and peregrine falcons through impairment of reproductive performance.
In Mexico, officials declared a yellow alert, moderate hazard, as Hurricane Ida neared the Yucatan Peninsula on November 9.
Meroni et al. use data of the 2012 Emilia earthquake in Italy to assess economic loss in a study area characterized by moderate hazard intensity and high economic exposure.
Play with multiple pieces to have more fun!! Please remember that the pawns are a moderate choking hazard for children under age 3. Please place it where little children cannot reach it.
The 2012 Emilia earthquake in Italy is well suited as a representative case study for an economic loss assessment in the most frequent case of moderate hazard and high exposure area.
The black arrow indicates the same drainage basin to illustrate how the moderate hazard (C) results from the 20-40% probability of occurrence (A) and the likely 10,000-100,000 m3 volume (B).
Probe International, a Canadian NGO, warned in April 2012 that almost half of China's new dams are in zones of high to very high seismic risk, and most of the remainder in zones of moderate hazard.
It has also been observed that the presence of nonlinear spring is in general beneficial in reducing the horizontal peak floor acceleration in comparison to the sliding only for ground motion with moderate hazard levels (i.e., 10% in 50 years).
Settlement areas were observed in low to moderate hazard zones.
