The phrase "at half strength" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a diluted or reduced potency of a substance, such as a solution or medication.
Example: "The doctor advised me to take the medication at half strength to minimize side effects."
Alternatives: "at reduced potency" or "at a diluted level".
Fertilize only at half strength, no more than once a month.
The Libertines are at half strength right now -- this British band's co-leader Pete Doherty is currently on hiatus.
"To pretend we're unified without actually unifying, then we go into the fall at half strength," Ryan told reporters after meeting with House GOP members on Wednesday.
But the Same people are worried that their way of life is slipping into an irradiated limbo where the worst residue, cesium 137, will still be at half strength 30 years from now, while the affected lichen will linger for a decade.
But according to a document presented at the hearing, they had just 15 posts operating in 2014, suggesting that their front lines are operating at half strength.
The team was at half strength and while we are probably not going to bring it back to historical strength size-wise, we are trying to bring in new people and integrate them with the existing staff.
It's a crying shame that England must play this match at half-strength.
They will need watering more often than bed-planted herbs and should be fed a weaker a soluble fertilizer or at half-strength every couple of weeks or so.
Despite the growing violence in Torreón, there are no federal police officers in the city and the municipal police force is operating at half-strength after a labor dispute.
"If we go forward pretending that we're unified, then we are going to be at half-strength this fall," Ryan told the Journal Times in Racine, Wisconsin, defending his decision to refuse to endorse his party's presumptive presidential nominee.
The day after the big game New Orleanians walked around in a blissful haze, with schools, courts and workplaces operating at half-strength, and strangers greeting one another with hugs and the team's signature chant: "Who dat!" All this has given the city a dose of optimism it sorely needs.
