The phrase "a modest rating of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a rating that is not particularly high or low, suggesting a middle ground or average assessment.
Example: "The film received a modest rating of 6 out of 10, indicating that while it wasn't exceptional, it was still enjoyable."
Alternatives: "a fair rating of" or "an average rating of".
"If businesses continue to grow at a modest rate of 3percentt a year," he added, "that will generate a demand for 360,000 square feet a year".
Prices will start rising again towards the end of next year and into 2018, but at a modest rate of 2%.
The capital is recycled over a five year period and offers our investors a modest rate of return.
They would represent a modest rate of return — if it were what you received after an entire year.
Valued at the US minimum wage, with a modest rate of interest, that's worth $97trn – more than the entire global GDP.
So far, the private sector, and particularly consumer spending, has managed to make up the gap, and a modest rate of G.D.P. growth has been sustained.
The former powerhouse of the bloc, Germany, grew at a modest rate of just 0.1% in Q3, while France was the surprise with growth of 0.3%.
Even with a modest rate of increase and a long list of improvements planned, they will reach their full capacity of 130 million annual passengers within 15 years, said William DeCota, the Port Authority's director of aviation.
The program was not very transparent in that employees were forced to decide whether to tender their options before knowing how much they would be offered, and it had only a modest rate of participation.
Recent research, using Australia as a case study, applied optimistic projections of decoupling against a modest rate of growth and still found that, by the year 2100, demand for energy would increase by more than two hundred and fifty per cent all of which would have to come from energy sources that produce next to zero carbon pollution.
