"moderately healthy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is better than unhealthy, but not as healthy as it could be. Examples: "He ate a moderately healthy diet full of vegetables and lean proteins." "She believes that her lifestyle is moderately healthy."
"When you have a moderately healthy marsh," he said, "you're way ahead of the game.
And the economy remains millions of jobs away from being even moderately healthy.
As my husband prepared his healthy dinner, and I prepared my moderately healthy one, I had what is best described as a tantrum.
Results: At baseline and follow-up, a comparable three-cluster solution was derived, distinguishing a healthy, moderately healthy, and unhealthy dietary pattern.
That said, three points leap to mind.Point one: It could be a moderately healthy development for people to lose faith in the accuracy of election polls, if that distrust leads polls to have less influence on their voting behaviour.
Thanks to a higher oil price and capital-account controls, the central bank's reserves are moderately healthy.Any change in the IANs' payment terms requires the approval of 98% of bondholders.
In 1910, a time of relative stability before the outbreak of World War I, British society and culture might have been judged moderately healthier than the German -- as a result of a somewhat more orderly history over the previous several centuries and of the more democratic structure of power in Britain.
Doctors say that running moderately is healthy for young girls.
"Iceland looks worse on almost all measures than Thailand did before its crisis in 1997, and only moderately more healthy than Turkey before its 2001 crisis," Danske Bank analysts wrote in a report last month.
The control function model revealed that caregivers engaging in high-intensity caregiving who were moderately mentally healthy in the past tended to have serious mental illness currently.
Individuals who are neither "languishing" nor "flourishing" are categorized as "moderately mentally healthy" [ 30].
