"mid altitude" is correct and usable in written English.
It means "at an altitude that is neither extremely high nor extremely low". For example, "The clouds were sheeting across the sky at mid altitude."
Woina-dega is a local term that defines mid altitude climate.
The subtropical taxa that dominate Pliocene assemblages declined and then disappeared between 3 2.8 and 1.66 Ma (at around 2.8 Ma in the North and later in the South), progressively being replaced by temperate Quercus forests at mid altitude.
In this contribution we compile and summarize the available paleo-environmental lacustrine data for the last 20,000 years from the southern Central Pyrenees (from west to east: El Portalet, Tramacastilla, Basa de la Mora, Estanya, Redon, Montcortès and Marcelino lakes) and present a new sequence from mid altitude (Holocene record of Lake Estanya).
If we weren't struggling to control our breathing out there in the sub-zero, mid-altitude barren wastes of Utah, we'd be laughing our heads off.
Altocumulus clouds, a common type of mid-altitude cloud, are mostly composed of water droplets supercooled to a temperature of about -150C.
In the lexicon of close air support, his maneuver was a "show of presence" — a mid-altitude, nonlethal display intended to reassure ground troops and signal to the Taliban that the soldiers were not alone.
A suprathermal proton population not previously described has been detected in the mid-altitude cusp.
The representative study sites selected include Ndop (lower altitude), Nkwen (mid-altitude) and Awing (high altitude) (Fig. 1).
The mid-altitude cusp was found to maintain its fine structure over periods of the order of one hour.
It says that snow cover, particularly at mid-altitude elevations, has declined, and that there has been a clear reduction in the surface of Austria's glaciers.
We studied a mid-altitude steppe-like area of Southern France, the Causse de Sauveterre, that has been grazed for many centuries.
