"strength moderate" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to indicate that something has a moderate amount of strength, as in "he had strength moderate enough to finish the race."
After leading Lincoln Way East to Illinois's big-school state championship as a senior, Kropp was practically unrecruited — concerns about his size (barely six feet) and arm strength (moderate) overshadowed his talents.
The obtained composite exhibits excellent wear resistance, high flexural strength, moderate fracture toughness and Vickers hardness.
This natural fiber has some inherent advantages for its renewable nature, biodegradability, high dry strength, moderate moisture regain, easy dyeability, and good thermal and sound insulation properties.
Films containing 30% CMC had better physical properties (high tensile strength, moderate elongation and low water solubility) than the other films.
Only two probiotic products using Model A showed no change in the microbiota (B. breve and a mix of L. acidophilus and B. longum; Strength: moderate, Quality: high).
The current management of CE is based on quality of evidence III (evidence from opinions of respected authorities, based on clinical experience, descriptive studies, or reports of committees) with B-D recommendation strength (moderate to poor evidence to support recommendation).
This study evaluated whether individual differences in PA habit strength moderated the magnitude of within-person associations between weekly self-reported PA and step counts.
See more photos >. 2 p.m. "Memoir: Struggle & Strength" moderated by Joy Press at Taper Hall 101.
Schneider and colleagues [ 23], in a sample of bank branches, found that climate strength moderated the impact of branch service climate on customer perceptions of service quality.
For instance, González-Romá and colleagues [ 22], in a sample of public health service units, found that climate strength moderated the positive relationship between innovation climate (the extent to which policies, procedures, and practices foster new ideas about work and their implementation) and unit satisfaction and commitment.
Finally, in the aforementioned study carried out by González-Romá and colleagues [ 21], climate strength moderated the relationship between the climate facets of support and innovation on the one hand and subjective and objective (financial) indicators of unit performance on the other.
