The phrase "a moderate strength of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the level or intensity of a particular quality, characteristic, or force in a specific context.
Example: "The study found that a moderate strength of the drug was effective in reducing symptoms without causing significant side effects."
Alternatives: "a medium level of" or "a moderate degree of".
Overall κ analysis of the 15 tested movements showed a moderate strength of score agreement (κ = 0.51).
Overall, a moderate strength of evidence exists for a positive association between ADHD and disordered eating and with specific types of disordered-eating behaviour, in particular, overeating behaviour.
Sample size calculation was based on identifying a moderate strength of agreement at a significance level of 0.05 and a power of 80% [ 29].
Values maintained a moderate strength of chance-adjusted agreement for >4 weeks before onset of illness, which indicates temporal robustness of model predictions.
Weighted analysis assessing the treatment and/or stabilization of current opportunistic infections produced a κ = 0.42 ( ± 0.06) – a "moderate" strength of agreement.
Sample size calculation was based on identifying a moderate strength of agreement (Kappa > 0.4) at a significance level of 0.01 and a power of 80% [ 19].
The normative beliefs score had a correlation of 0.42 (P < 0.0001) with the direct measure of subjective norm, indicating a reasonably moderate strength of relationship between the two measures.
Use of each study for decision making was categorized as recommended or not recommended depending on whether the study had a high or moderate strength of evidence, and had credible and robust results for the intervention described.
Our systematic review and meta-analysis identified four strong and consistent risk factors for late AMD (increasing age, current smoking, previous cataract surgery and an AMD family history) and a further four risk factors showing significant and moderate strength of associations (high BMI, history of cardiovascular disease, hypertension and plasma fibrinogen).
If a last-ditch sense of vim at home to Montenegro and Poland was thrillingly productive, Roy Hodgson will have no illusions both about the moderate strength of Group H and also the likely effects of allowing one of the tournament favourites the same kind of space in midfield Poland enjoyed at times.
Reviews mention that there are only very few retrospective studies with moderate strength of evidence addressing this topic [11] so that no final recommendation can be given [12].
