"moderately dynamic" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is not extremely dynamic but more dynamic than static. For example, you could say "The office had a moderately dynamic atmosphere."
Peri-urban LAU were mostly moderately dynamic but shared a typology profile mixing highly dynamic LAU with moderately dynamic and stable ones.
Note that if the number of users does not change between the contention rounds, which is often the case in moderately dynamic networks, same optimal value can be used for all contention rounds.
Endowed with autonomy capacities, the bi-steerable car ought to combine suitably and safely a set of abilities: simultaneous localisation and environment modelling, motion planning and motion execution amidst moderately dynamic obstacles.
TNFα is a moderately dynamic protein and its backbone amide hydrogen atoms exchange over a wide time range.
We noted in that study that the change of the expression level of PfFAD2 during seed development was moderately dynamic.
This paper deals with the moderately large dynamic response of a doubly curved shallow spherical shell of rectangular plan form, supported on a two parameter elastic subgrade and subjected to uniformly distributed step and sinusoidal loadings.
It is first demonstrated that the reduced order model of the notched panel does indeed provide a close match of the displacement and stress fields obtained from full finite element analyses for moderately large static and dynamic responses (peak displacement of 2 and 4 thicknesses).
Using all genes differentially expressed over time in RA-SFBs for any stimulus, and selecting the genes belonging to the most significant gene ontology (GO) term, i.e., 'cartilage development', a dynamic, robust, moderately complex multi-stimuli GRN was generated with 24 genes and 57 edges in total, 31 of which were gene-to-gene edges.
In addition, dynamic processes were moderately predicted by composition and structure in a regionally-dependent manner.
Dynamic response of moderately thick antisymmetric cross-ply laminated rectangular plates on elastic foundation is investigated.
The theory used is the dynamic, shear deformable (moderately thick shell) analog of the Sanders best first approximation thin shell theory.
