The phrase "at intermediate elevations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing geographical, environmental, or scientific contexts where elevation levels are relevant.
Example: "The study focused on the effects of climate change at intermediate elevations, where the impact is often more pronounced."
Alternatives: "at moderate heights" or "at mid-level altitudes".
Furthermore, the probability of breeding successfully varied unimodally along the elevational and air temperature gradients, peaking at intermediate elevations and air temperatures.
At intermediate elevations, sagebrush ecosystems are increasingly influenced by pinyon (Pinus monophylla Torr. & Frém).
Consequently, in the White Mountains of New Hampshire in the northeastern United States, red spruce is found at the base of the mountains and black spruce at the top, with some development of subspecies populations (hybridization) at intermediate elevations.
However, at intermediate elevations, these plants are freely available to landless herders for lopping and browsing.
C2U (red) and C2L (yellow) represent the upper and lower colonnades exposed at intermediate elevations on Mt. Mudeung.
To further quantify the controls over ACD, we spatially integrated the LiDAR-based carbon mapping results in both N and S regions, and found that ACD peaked at intermediate elevations (Figure 4).
The soils at intermediate elevation (400 to 500 m asl) were at the threshold of andic soil properties and classified as Andic Inceptisols.
At these intermediate elevations, non-cooperative groups have marginally higher breeding success than cooperative groups because intraspecific social conflict increased in the absence of interspecific conflict.
At lower and intermediate elevations (up to 700 800 m a.s.l)., oak forests are dominant.
Second, drought-induced tree shifts lead to a scarcity of more profitable tree species, mainly at low and intermediate elevations.
Its ideal conditions are in moderately well-drained, moist sites at low or intermediate elevations.
