The phrase "medium volume" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the volume of a sound or to describe an amount of something. For example: "Turn the music up to medium volume." or "I need to purchase a medium volume of printer ink."
Although he could push his smooth baritone voice up to medium volume, his crooning never aspired toward the operatic.
The music is pop — Katy Perry, Enrique Iglesias, Pink — played at medium volume.
The EBCT and organic loading rates were recorded on the basis of the medium volume.
The manufacturing conditions used were representative of those used in low to medium volume industrial production.
Though the playing never rises above medium volume, it isn't staid music; he's armed with dozens of quickly deployable ideas about how to freshen performances.
Simulation results demonstrate that almost constant field amplitude of the object beam can be obtained in the medium volume.
Figures 3B and 3C depict the medium volume-agitation rate and initial pH-agitation rate interactions respectively.
It has provided the perfect solution for an automated, low-to-medium volume, flexible telecommunications requirement, when other more exotic methods would probably have been expensive overkill.
The album's 10 songs, by musicians who call themselves Alex and Rudi, are medium-tempo, medium-volume vamps, with slow-rolling riffs and sleepy, half-spoken lyrics, overlaid with arbitrary guitar sounds or half-heard voices.
Harmon et al. [ 19] showed that medium-volume surgeons achieved results equivalent to high-volume surgeons when they operated in high- or medium-volume hospitals.
Internal medicine specialists were more evenly distributed, with 50.0% having medium-volume caseloads.
