The phrase "a term under which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to specify a condition or context in which something is defined or applicable.
Example: "The agreement was signed under a term under which both parties would share the profits equally."
Alternatives: "a condition in which" or "a provision that allows for".
Chelsea Through Oct. 11 American vernacular, a catchall term under which might be lumped low-end architecture, kitschy roadside phenomena and artifacts of rural-urban nostalgia, has been a theme for several generations of photographers.
'C3 glomerulopathy' has recently been proposed as a new term under which this heterogeneous group of disorders can be classified (1).
The new ICF model emphasized the value of the individual from a societal perspective: "disability" was up-coded (actually, sidelined) to a generic "umbrella term", under which a positive gradient towards "enablement" was placed.
Epilepsy, then, is an umbrella term under which many seizures fall.
The firm's first project is to design a set of licenses stating the terms under which a given work can be copied and used by others.
The Afghan government and the Qataris must also come to an agreement on the terms under which the Taliban will have an office.
Meanwhile, Mr Maliki has authorised a review of the terms under which army officers from the era of Saddam Hussein were sacked after his fall; though many of them are Sunnis, they might back Mr Maliki if he were to reinstate them.
There had been little yet to rile a crowd that was bereft of away supporters after Uefa had stepped into a dispute over the terms under which travelling fans could attend the game.
Hachette and Amazon are negotiating a new agreement governing terms under which Amazon will sell Hachette e-books, the Wall Street Journal reports, adding, "In the talks with Hachette, Amazon is seeking a higher percentage split, said an industry executive.
Last week in Brussels, representatives of the European Parliament, the European Commission and E.U. member governments reached a compromise on a measure setting out the terms under which the authorities would be allowed to restrict Internet access.
