Medium-term (adjective)

Relating to or denoting a period of time intermediate between the short term and the long term, typically two to five years.

Origin:

Late 20th century: from medium + term.

Examples:

1. The company's medium-term financial goals include reducing debt and increasing profits.
2. He was considering making some medium-term investments in the stock market.
3. The government has set out a number of medium-term objectives for the country's development.
4. The company was considering a medium-term lease for their new office location.
5. The medium-term forecast showed a gradual improvement in the economy.