"extremely moderate" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is not too extreme, but also not too mild. For example, you could say, "The rain was falling at an extremely moderate pace."
Their argument was extremely moderate and reasonable, and it proved to be extremely difficult to oppose.
And he has sent an extremely moderate PT representative to observe the Quito meeting.
The primary-school level of exposition continued briefly once the race got under way and the eight extremely moderate runners headed towards the water jump.
While SOUND has learned lessons from Generation X and House of Leaves, the hybrid it has created is – in comparison – extremely moderate.
The state's officeholders include two fairly conventional liberal Democrats, Representatives Chellie Pingree and Mike Michaud; two extremely moderate Republican Senators, Olympia Snowe and Susan Collins; and a conservative, Tea Party-backed governor in Paul R. LePage.
I have translated Cohen's estimates to a scale that runs from 0 for an extremely moderate nominee to 100 for an extremely liberal or conservative one, with 50 representing the average.
The presence of extremely and moderate halophiles on the monumental stone and stone works of art is also reported.
What is striking about "Positively American," which was written with Daniel Squadron, a former aide, is that even without the constraints of the legislative process Schumer puts forth an extremely modest and moderate agenda.
The intensity of the immunostaining of myeloma cells was reported using the following system: 0: no or extremely weak, +: moderate and ++: strong.
Genes extremely expressed in moderate copper for SK1, constitutively meagerly expressed in S288C, and variably expressed in other strains grouped into a cluster of 102 genes enriched for GO categories including nitrogen compound transport, amino acid catabolism, and thiamine metabolism.
The HC is one of the major upwelling systems of the world, with moderate to extremely high primary productivity (150 300 gC/m2/yr, Figure 4) and highly productive fisheries (e.g., in 1994, fish captures of Peru and Chile amounted to 12 million tons) accounting for 16% 20% of global fish captures [79] [81].
