The phrase "moderate predictive value" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as: "The study revealed that the test had moderate predictive value in predicting the disease."
Results for strength correlated with clinical outcome scores (Constant-Murley, DASH, and [D]SST) indicating moderately strong relationships and a moderate predictive value of the outcome scores.
David: I actually think debates are of only moderate predictive value.
None of the conventional in vitro susceptibility methods was predictive of therapeutic outcome, while the results of cocultivation with macrophages were of moderate predictive value.
Recent BARO investigations in the Netherlands have shown that the BARO is only of moderate predictive value for reoffending [ 23].
The APACHE-II score represents such an instrument with a moderate predictive value for in-hospital mortality.
On receiver operating characteristics (ROC) analysis, the area under the curve (AUC) was 0.622 (95 % CI: 0543 0.701, P = 0.003), and cystatin C showed a moderate predictive value.
Imaging techniques have moderate predictive values for advanced steatosis but not for bridging fibrosis [ 17, 18].
The interviewer-estimation method had high sensitivity (100%), high specificity (95%), and moderate positive predictive value (80%).
However, the presence of MDROs only had a moderate positive predictive value with an overall 75%% sensitivity.
Therefore, its moderate positive predictive value (42.2%) is of lesser importance.
Sonographic scoring of the ovarian lesion appears to have high sensitivity (89 100%) and specificity (73 83%), moderate positive predictive value (37 46%) and excellent negative predictive value (96 100%) [ 6, 7].
