The word 'intermediate' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as an adjective to describe something or someone that is not advanced, but also not basic, or as a noun to refer to a stage in a process, particularly one that is between two other stages. Example sentence: The book is suitable for intermediate readers, as it contains more complex topics than beginner-level books but is simpler than those aimed at advanced readers.
It seems to me that the only option will be to treat "affordable rent" homes as an intermediate product which is only suitable for people in relatively high-paid work.
Siri will search Google, but Apple gets to see searches now too You can ask it to "search the web", but note that Apple is now an intermediate, which can see what searches are being done.
People live their lives at home, not hospital, and we need urgent funding for all prevention initiatives including reablement, intermediate care and equipment and adaptations.
Demand for money functions, which had previously seemed stable, commonly broke down once used as an intermediate monetary target.
Ken Livingstone set out in his London Plan, and which to some extent I think Mr [Boris] Johnson has continued this, there was a 70/30 divide, so 70% will be to rent and 30% will be intermediate, shared ownership.
But trade unions matter as important intermediate institutions in our society, deeply unfashionable though they currently are.
After all, the technical task of meeting the requirements of section 165 of the Dodd-Frank Act as it relates to intermediate holding companies is surely one that could be delegated to lawyers.
There are pooled budgets for mental health services for adults and older people, as well as an integrated intermediate care service.
They are two among many intermediate institutions which stand between the individual, the market and the state.
Last year they displayed their Chinese-made intermediate-range ballistic missiles — capable of reaching Tehran — at a parade attended by the general who controls Pakistan's nuclear arsenal.
This means that, a good accent, rhythm and grammar notwithstanding, the intermediate-to-advanced learner is likely to flail discussing the value-added tax, running style or camera lenses.Your columnist knows from experience: I have flailed on all of the above in languages I would otherwise say I had spoken well for years.
