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The phrase "a key term of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing important concepts or terminology within a specific context, such as academic writing or technical discussions.
Example: "In this study, 'sustainability' is identified as a key term of environmental science."
Alternatives: "a crucial term in" or "an essential term for".
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In September, Atlantic City violated a key term of New Jersey's $73m loan by failing to dissolve its municipal utility authority, and this month it sailed past the most recent state-imposed deadlines.
Pro-Russian separatists in several cities are refusing to leave buildings, defying a key term of the accord.
The pension reform is a key term of Greece's bailout review, but has triggered anger among professional groups including lawyers, teachers, doctors and actors.
Actually, these units previously belonged to IKA and they were transferred to EOPYY as a key term of the merger.
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Though Kandinsky's inventiveness never flagged, as a sideshow at the Guggenheim of his unquenchably lively drawings confirms, his sense of "inner necessity" (a key term in his theory of art) wandered.
Homology Block concept is a key term regarding the search of conserved motifs.
If none of the variants of a key term is found, discard the variable with [drop].
The weight of a key term reflects the hypergeometric distribution information obtained.
Around the turn of the last century, progressives in the US managed to capture and re-define a number of key terms of political debate.
Table 1 shows a part of extracted key terms from educational blog and Table 2 shows a part of key terms of "parent child" forum.
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