The phrase "a moderate link between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship or connection between two variables, concepts, or entities, particularly when that relationship is not strong or extreme.
Example: "The study found a moderate link between exercise frequency and overall mental health."
Alternatives: "a slight connection between" or "a moderate relationship between".
It became important to see whether the direction and strength of these two moderate links between change in the prison population and the change in the substance abuse and mental health treatment populations in the community can withstand the multivariate test from the path analysis model.
Results confirmed that learned helplessness moderated links between environmental concern and both self-reported and in-vivo measures of pro-environmental behavior, such that concern most strongly predicted behavior when learned helplessness scores were low.
The purpose of this study was to examine direct, indirect, and moderating links between facet-level personality traits of the five-factor model, the theory of planned behavior (TPB) constructs [Ajzen, I. (1991). The theory of planned behavior. Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, 50, 179 211.], and exercise behavior.
Daisy is hailed as a healer, a link between moderate Islam and the West, and a force for equality for Muslim women.
Third, we conducted a moderation analysis to examine if an effortful control moderates the link between attentional bias at 12 months and temperament at 36 months.
The present study aimed to explore whether cultural values and the number of roadside breath tests moderate the link between the perceived drunk driving of one's peers and self-reported behavior.
These results add to the growing literature examining the factors that moderate the link between prosocial behaviour and happiness.
Critics say no study has ever proved a causal link between moderate drinking and a lower risk of death, only that the two often go together.
Temperamental control systems may play an important role in moderating the link between attentional bias to threat and later fear or negative affectivity.
The significant effect of the moderator variable supports Hypothesis 3. The changes in R 2 in the moderator model would support Hypothesis 4, suggesting that test anxiety moderates the link between testing conditions and the final cumulative test.
