"moderate control" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when talking about the degree of control being exercised over something, such as in the sentence "The government has adopted a policy of moderate control over international trade."
Moderate control is generally better.
CK SRS appears to be a safe adjuvant therapy and offers moderate control for primary cranial chondrosarcoma lesions.
Diabetes researchers say that the message is that patients should obtain at least moderate control of blood sugar to protect against eye, kidney and nerve disease.
Khademi's office vowed that several hundred mosques in Tunisia which had been taken over by Salafist preachers after the revolution would be brought back under moderate control.
The design of a robust controller is a trade-off problem among competitive objectives such as disturbance rejection, reference tracking, stability against unmodeled dynamics, moderate control effort and so on.
Compared to students in the game version with reduced control, students in the high and moderate control game version reported a higher perception of control and enjoyment and lower frustration and anger.
Believe it or not, some Western analysts in the 1930's insisted that Stalin was a "moderate," controlled by extremists like the secret police chief Nikolai Yezhov.
Biocompatibility tests and moderate controls are essential.
Conservative Party Robinson was a founder member of Macclesfield Young Conservatives and rose through the ranks, becoming Cheshire Young Conservative Chairman (1982 84) and became a key activist in the moderate controlled North West Area organisation.
The HbA1c results showed moderate controlled of DM among our study samples.
The concession by moderates is entirely through gritted teeth, given there had been a strong desire to remove Kelly as the candidate in Hughes, and moderates control the numbers in the relevant branches.
