The phrase "a rich term" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a word or phrase that has a deep or complex meaning, often evoking various interpretations or associations.
Example: "The term 'freedom' is a rich term that encompasses various dimensions of personal, political, and social liberty."
Alternatives: "a nuanced term" or "a complex term".
To lure her, Deutsche Bank guaranteed that she would earn at least $3 million a year, unusually rich terms for a private banker, and would bypass a layer of management to report directly to Thomas Bowers, the head of the American wealth-management division, according to people familiar with her contract.
Large vocabulary speech recognition systems fail to recognize words beyond their vocabulary, many of which are information rich terms, like named entities or foreign words.
Given the rich terms of the Quebec pension fund's investment in the rail unit, buying the stake back is also high on his target list.
This summer, Melo is expected to opt out of the final year of his Knicks' contract worth $23.3 million in return for a richer, long-term deal.
But the steering committee ultimately decided that building at Homestake would be a better first step toward a richer long-term program, Kim says.
These landscape terms, and a rich set of seascape terms, provide the ontological basis for toponyms across subdomains.
"It's a rich area in terms of content," Mr. Cooper said.
London has a rich history in terms of how housing has shaped the city – not only with respect to mass housing strategies and affordability measures, but also how the city has presented housing in the public realm.
'Polygnosis' platform contains domain concepts linked through a network of well-defined relationships and a rich set of terms identifying these concepts through its thesaurus, which is accessed and maintained via the thesaurus management system 'THeMaS'.
Though her company has pondered selling Yahoo Japan in the past, Mayer implied that it will hold onto that property for a little while longer because Japan is "just such a rich market in terms of advertising… that it's important that we play there".
