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Englishnewbie Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

a moderate to high risk of

Hello,

Is it

1) a moderate to high risk of asthema
or
2) a moderate-to-high risk of asthema

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englishnewbieanyone please?
I am no one. Will I do?

You mean "asthma". No hyphens are needed. I hate hyphens. They're ugly. The only uglier punctuation is parentheses.
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I'm not a native English speaker, but I am student of Master of Electrical Engineering and have published academical paper before. I would say it depends on the state of your text. However I wouldn't use the second one "moderate-to-high", because it is not a very common phrase in my field.
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