The phrase "a moderately well" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where one is describing a level of proficiency or quality, but it should be followed by a noun or a gerund to be grammatically correct.
Example: "He is a moderately well-prepared candidate for the job."
Alternatives: "somewhat proficient" or "fairly competent."
Our case study confirmed the validity of this approach for a soil sequence consisting of a well-drained, a moderately well drained and a poorly drained Mollisol.
Since becoming China's top leader in 2002, President Hu Jintao has promoted a succession of official slogans, including "Harmonious Society" and "Xiaokang Shehui" ("a moderately well off society"), which have Confucian undertones.
CONCLUSIONS: There is a moderately well developed literature describing self-perceived and observed gaps in the current care for depression in primary care.
A moderately well aerated and moist soil, for example sand reached by the water table, the pores exposed to cyclical exposure to water and oxygen, would promote a strong corrosion of metals/alloys [7, 8].
The clades corresponding to the clusters 6, 8, 10, 14 are, except for cluster 6, well-supported and together form a moderately well supported larger clade comprising the Hymenogaster collections with thorny-verrucose spores (Fig. 1).
A moderately well differentiated, endometrioid adenocarcinoma of the uterus showed weak nuclear staining of the carcinoma with both antibodies.
If he hadn't, he later said, he would have been a poor schoolteacher instead of a moderately well-off cartoonist.
"A moderately well-off society" is where all citizens, rural and urban, enjoy high standards of living.
The goal is to create a "moderately well-off society" in the region by 2020, Chinese leaders say.
She was born and brought up in the gentler, wheat-farming country of southern Wisconsin, the second of seven children in a moderately well-to-do family.
