The phrase "are often moderated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing situations or contexts where something is controlled, adjusted, or regulated frequently.
Example: "In online forums, discussions are often moderated to ensure a respectful environment."
Alternatives: "are frequently regulated" or "are commonly adjusted".
To avoid an uneven gleam in the surface, the mirror effect was often moderated by setting the gold tesserae in reverse, so that the visible part of the cube is the side with the thickest sheet of glass covering the gold leaf.
Some findings indicate the experience of stressful life events can increase injury rates [ 18, 19], although its impact varies across sports [ 20] and is often moderated by social support and coping styles [ 20, 21].
The trick for Mr. Menendez, as Mr. Rebovich put it, is to appeal to the sensibilities of suburbanites, who may have liberal leanings on social issues but who are often moderate to conservative on fiscal policy.
These fiscal conservatives take advantage of the religious right's political muscle but have reservations about its hectoring piety, and their own views on social issues are often moderate or somewhat liberal.
Strongyloides infections are often moderate and asymptomatic, and disease occurs mainly in massively challenged neonates and nurslings.
Construction of pyrophosphate linkage: Connection of the phosphomuramylpeptide to the polyisoprenyl phosphate requires strict anhydrous conditions, and the yields are often moderate.
Micro-evolutionary change as a response to selection acting on heritable traits is generally slower to change phenotypes than plasticity (Hendry and Kinnison 1999), in particular because heritabilities estimated in natural populations are often moderate (Kruuk 2004), and generation times can be on the order of several years.
It is common for genetic correlations between direct and maternal effects to be negative but they are often moderate and sometimes positive (Luo et al., 2002; Hansen et al., 2004), although the most recent studies using the threshold animal model reported more negative estimates (−0.37 to −0.67).
After taking office in 1975, Leahy earned a reputation as a liberal, though his voting record was often moderate.
That did not necessarily mean speed, because Mr. Eschenbach's tempos were often moderate, but rather a compactness and clarity of texture.
