"a moderate risk" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the level of danger or uncertainty associated with any situation. For example, you might write: "The plan will give us a steady income with only a moderate risk of failure."
Mr. Rogers said that equity income was a "moderate risk, decent return" strategy.
Somewhat less important to GCHQ was the public's trust which was marked as a moderate risk, the document stated.
For those deemed a moderate risk, notifications are limited to area schools, day care centers, Little Leagues and other places that have custody of children.
Part of today's ruling overturned a lower-court decision that upheld the state's classification of J. G. as posing a moderate risk of committing another sex crime.
And because of that, Mr. Surdoval was deemed a moderate risk sex offender, or level two on a scale of one to three.
With a moderate risk classification, the police can release the name, photo and zip code of a convicted sex offender to neighborhood groups considered vulnerable.
The litigation in London poses only a moderate risk to Rosneft, which had revenue of $46.8 billion and profit of $6.5 billion in 2009.
A light rain fell for much of the day, and the National Weather Service had warned of a moderate risk of rip currents.
Devices deemed only a "moderate risk" are cleared if the manufacturer can show that they are "substantially equivalent" to devices previously cleared.
Should I invest in commodities? A. Investors could consider an allocation to gold of about 2 percent to 5 percent in a moderate risk portfolio.
The Met Office issued a "yellow" warning of rain - meaning there is a "moderate risk" - for East Anglia, the South East and London.
