The phrase "as moderate quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is of average or acceptable quality, often in comparison to higher or lower standards.
Example: "The product was received with mixed reviews, as moderate quality was expected given its price point."
Alternatives: "of average quality" or "of fair quality".
Ten studies were included in the final review; two were rated as moderate quality and eight were rated as weak quality.
The outcome is rated as moderate quality of evidence by GRADE software, which suggests further research is likely to impact on the confidence in the estimate of effect.
Each category has individual criteria that can be scored from 0 to 2. A score between 1 16 is regarded as low quality, 17 32 as moderate quality and 33 48 as high quality.
The remaining 12 papers (referenced in Table 1) were rated for quality using the AMSTAR tool as moderate quality (score 5 8) and their average score was 6.7 (out of 11, with the range of 6 8).
Studies scoring between 50 and 75%% were rated as "moderate quality".
Facilities in the middle 50 79% were categorised as moderate quality.
This systematic review is limited by the methodological shortcomings in most studies, e.g. nine studies were rated as low-quality studies, while five were classified as moderate-quality studies.
We also excluded studies appraised as low to moderate quality, as defined later.
The global quality assessment reported four studies as of moderate quality and one as weak.
Niche markets for very high quality video for telepresence are emerging as are more moderate quality channels for video conferencing.
The results of the quality assessment of patient education and providers' training are presented in Table V. Regarding the patient education interventions, two of the studies were graded as of moderate quality [ 23 and 24, 25] and three as of weak quality [ 21, 20 and 22, 26].
