"moderate damage" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the extent of a destructive event; for example, "The hurricane caused moderate damage to the town."
For example, the no. 1 block should actually be seriously damaged (red), but is misclassified as moderate damage (blue).
A quake of magnitude 4 can cause moderate damage.
Colored stars indicate building condition, from moderate damage to total collapse.
The house, a plain two-story building with gray siding, had suffered moderate damage.
Bobwhite, a minuscule spot serving Southern favorites, sustained moderate damage, when its basement flooded.
The buildings themselves were largely undamaged, or suffered only moderate damage.
In St Charles County, at least 71 homes were heavily damaged and 100 had slight to moderate damage, county spokeswoman Colene McEntee said.
Researchers have documented at least 400 in the state since 1730, although quakes causing even moderate damage have been extremely rare, happening about once every 20 years.
Both parties reported moderate damage to their vehicles.
13 15, which are should be slight damage, are misclassified as moderate damage.
(b) Yellow building temporarily non appropriate for use, with moderate damage and reduced seismic resistance.
