The phrase "moderately drop" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to decrease or lower something in a moderate manner or amount. Example: The temperature is expected to moderately drop tomorrow, reaching a comfortable 25 degrees Celsius.
It says: "His estimated earnings are £10 million, about one-third those of Jeremy Clarkson and £5 million less than Richard Hammond, but still the kind of bank balance that signposts a moderately drop-dead company car befitting the trio's multi-gazillion pound incarnation with Amazon Prime".
Meanwhile, shares in Samsonite, which had been only moderately oversubscribed, dropped as much as 10.6 percent early in the day.
Although there was a moderately large drop-out with respect to biological markers at age 43, the low overall attrition rate across the 27 years allowed us to explore potential systematic drop-out.
Stock market, electric-power production drop moderately.
The storm dropped moderately heavy rainfall in Florida, which caused damage to crops.
In its early stages, the storm dropped moderately heavy rainfall in Florida, which caused damage to crops.
Compared with the weight distribution in the analysed sample, more severely and moderately obese people dropped out than normal weight and overweight people.
For the hip OA algorithm, sensitivity and specificity were again similar by age, except among older men, in whom the sensitivity dropped moderately.
The ageing results showed that the concentration of the oxygen functional groups did not change much, but the contact angle of the water drop increased moderately during the first day and remained almost unchanged after subsequent ageing.
4. Press your hips forward so that they are over your knees. 5. Let your head lift and drop back moderately, opening your throat.
The ventilator measurement overestimated VT by more than 10% (0.6 ml/kg) as lung compliance dropped to moderately low values and the difference exceeded 20% (1.8 ml/kg) at the lowest lung compliances in each model.
