The word 'medium-' (as in the prefix) is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate something of a middle or intermediate size or degree. Example: The medium-sized shirt was too small for John but too big for Mary.
It is not the only thing I do but it is the perfect medium for me.
Offenders in the medium risk bracket carried out another 50 serious crimes.
"Through the medium of the puppet, the child finds himself/herself able to express thoughts, ideas and feelings that he/she otherwise could not have.
So even if the SDLP's medium has to get hipper, the message will stay the same?
Mohara Gill, Head of Art at Foyles, said: "Photojournalism can often be a more effective and immediate medium for communicating a point of view or observation than the written word.
Go for the selection of fried fish, the surtido, in small, medium, or large.
Lyons notes that globalisation has helped reduce inequality between countries, but is "adding to inequality within countries, as highly skilled workers benefit from new markets, while low- and medium-skilled workers in the west compete with cheaper workers in emerging countries, or with immigrants at home".
But those aberrations and a couple of fresh-air shots aside, the 34-year-old batsman was humming and brought up three-figures with a smashed drive through extra-cover off the medium-pacer Matt Hughes' first ball.
Production at the Arak heavy-water reactor ceases and Iran depletes much of its stockpile of medium-enriched uranium.
Cook the skewers on a barbecue, or a griddle pan over a medium-high heat, for about 20 minutes until cooked through, turning regularly.
4 Heat the olive oil in a large frying pan on a medium-high heat.
