The phrase "moderate thinking" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of thinking in a balanced and reasonable manner, avoiding extreme or polarizing views. Example: "In order to find a solution to this complex issue, we need to approach it with moderate thinking and consider all perspectives."
"This is an enormous loss to the Congress, not only for Illinois, but for his expertise on transportation issues, and most importantly as a moderate, thinking, pragmatic individual who could work across the aisle to get things done".
William Egginton, author of the new book In Defense of Religious Moderation (June 2011, Columbia University Press), can discuss the increase in fundamentalist tendencies and decreases in moderate thinking since Sept. 11, 2001.
It is time to determine what is more relevant to the world at this painful moment -- the handful of violent extremists or the overwhelming majority of mainstream, moderate thinking Muslims.
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My own 10-year bout with binge eating and inflexible perfectionism led me to understand the need to moderate my thinking.
Whenever the demise of democracy started, it came to a head during the administration of Barack Obama, a leader whose energy and charisma galvanized moderates and thinking people at both ends of the political spectrum and offered new hope to the world that true change was possible.
Eamon Gilmore, the Labour leader, has told his party that while a document outlining the agreement was not the Labour manifesto, it was driven or moderated by Labour thinking.
Clergy are also unique voices calling for intergenerational justice, moderating consumption, and thinking long-term.
To moderate your thinking biases, you'll need to develop a psychologically sophisticated understanding of your own thinking.
Moderate negative thinking and strong emotions in your students and in yourself.
But for all the criticism it unleashed, the blast appears to have forged a consensus that Egypt, despite its historic tradition of moderate Islamic thinking and multicultural tolerance, has in recent years become overwhelmed by fundamentalist religious identification, a position that until now the government strongly denied.
