"moderated to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the process of adjusting or controlling something to a certain level or degree. Example: The volume on the radio was too loud, so I moderated it to a more comfortable level. In this sentence, "moderated to" indicates that the volume was initially too high and was then adjusted or moderated to a lower, more comfortable level.
It's all heavily moderated to ensure everything remains family-friendly.
Clothing prices, which had jumped 1.1percentt in August, moderated to a 0.1percentt rise in September.
China's annual rate of inflation moderated to 5.3 percent in April, from 5.4 percent the month before.
"While new business growth moderated to its lowest for a year-and-a-half in December, UK construction firms are still highly upbeat about their prospects for output growth in 2015," said Tim Moore, senior economist at Markit.
She noted that after a big surge in October, when sales tax receipts on the Island were up 22percentt over the previous October, the increase in November moderated to 9percentt.
Contrary to popular belief, not all of these posts and not all of the comments have merely toed the official party line or been moderated to within an inch of their lives.
Welcome back, @jack !! https://t.co/3papmyUKg0 Shares jumped between 6 and 7 per cent following the announcement of Costolo's departure, but moderated to just 2 per cent higher after Dorsey stated that there would be no change in strategy.
Fuel assemblies are designed to be under-moderated to produce a negative moderator temperature coefficient under all operational circumstances.
No differences according with the sex was found in the FES, TAMPA and MIDAS questionnaires, and scores for most of them were considered moderated-to-high, even though presence of kinesiophobia was identified just in man (DHI=0.08, FES=0.17, MIDAS=0.06, TAMPA=0.08), Presence and handicap due dizziness were higher in women than men (p<0.05) (Table 1).
Treatment is similar in adults and children and consists of moderated-to-potent topical corticosteroids.
The results show that the moderation ratio at which the fuel assembly transitions from under-moderated to over-moderated changes through the life of the fuel assembly (i.e. with burnup).
