The phrase "an intermediate class" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a class or course that is at a level between beginner and advanced. Example: "The college offers an intermediate Spanish class for students who have some basic knowledge of the language but want to improve their skills."
One morning, I enrolled in an intermediate class, and took my seat at a long table set with empty glasses.
Later, Mandy Pabon, 31, a high school science teacher from East Flatbush, Brooklyn, warmed up for an intermediate class.
"Everyone has different points of fear -- jumping, letting go, the heights," said Nicole Erdman, who owns a women's active outerwear company, lives on the Upper East Side and was taking an intermediate class last week.
The short-lived Matabele state became stratified into a superior class (Zansi), composed of peoples of Nguni origin; an intermediate class (Enhla), comprising people of Sotho origin; and a lower class (Lozwi, or Holi), derived from the original inhabitants.
Similarly, from Hertz, an intermediate class Toyota Prius or similar vehicle costs $132 a day to rent, up from $102 a day for a regular intermediate class car (like a Mazda 6 or similar vehicle).
Sinclair is king of the goldbugs — an intermediate class of doomer that can't quite embrace a currency in drugs or booze — and proof that, as Dmitry Orlov suspected, some of the most vociferous dystopians these days wear banker's collars and vote Republican.
TEs are classified based on whether they move via an RNA intermediate (Class 1) or a DNA intermediate (Class 2), with further divisions based on the mechanism of integration (Wicker et al. 2007).
Between those extremes is a Cambrian explosion of features and variants, including an emerging intermediate class with names like Economy Comfort, Economy Plus, and Main Cabin Extra.
TEs are divided into two classes based on transposition mechanisms: Class I or RNA elements transpose via reverse transcription of an RNA intermediate; Class II or DNA elements transpose via a DNA intermediate and most do so using a so-called "cut and paste" mechanism (Craig et al. 2002).
Loci that deviate from the above model (i.e. they show a continuous distribution, a multimodal distribution, or a trimodal distribution with a major intermediate class) are discarded from further analysis because they may represent multiple loci.
In this respect, German belongs to an interesting intermediate class.
