The phrase "a more moderate view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing opinions or perspectives that are less extreme or more balanced compared to others.
Example: "In the debate about climate change, some experts advocate for drastic measures, while others present a more moderate view that emphasizes gradual change."
Alternatives: "a less extreme perspective" or "a balanced opinion".
Another senior official took a more moderate view.
Such a statement in the days of yore might have assured that the tee would be there all four days, but the new, more benign U.S.G.A. takes a more moderate view.
Republicans who are not facing primary challenges are far more likely to take a more moderate view of immigration, and many, particularly in border states, are aware that business groups that depend on illegal immigrants for labor support a comprehensive immigration overhaul.
Mrs Dunn, who serves at present as the conference secretary, represents a more moderate view, especially on abortion.Significantly, both (especially the handsome Mr Largent, a former professional footballer basking in his membership of the NFL Hall of Fame) have hogged the television talk-shows to publicise their challenge.
In Study 1, preference-inconsistent recommendations led to a reduction of confirmation bias and to a more moderate view of the controversial topic of neuro-enhancement.
A more moderate view might merely answer only one of either (ii) or (iii) in the affirmative (and probably (iii) would be the choice).
Fisher (1990) holds a similar, but somewhat more moderate view, claiming that love is a partial fusion of the lovers' cares, concerns, emotional responses, and actions.
He retreats to the far more moderate view that geography is an indispensable "backdrop" to the human drama of ideas, will and chance.
As a result, more moderate views were and continue to be drowned out by all the shouting.
Raghavan, a founder of the Tigers in 1974, who left them a decade later and now lives in London, says their defeat is allowing more moderate views an airing on diaspora radio stations and websites.His greater hope is that a moderate Tamil voice, without the Tigers to silence it, will now be heard in Sri Lanka itself.
After gradually adopting more moderate views on a range of political issues, Mr. Pataki has even drawn chunks of money from donors who traditionally give to Democrats, such as David Mandelbaum, a New Jersey lawyer, and John L. Tishman, a New York construction company executive, who collectively have given the governor $61,000.
