The phrase "above in terms of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something mentioned earlier in a discussion or text, particularly in relation to specific aspects or criteria.
Example: "The results discussed above in terms of efficiency indicate a significant improvement over previous models."
Alternatives: "previously regarding" or "earlier concerning".
Such arguments rest, however, on a different conception of data than that assumed by many antirealists (defined above, in terms of human sensory capacities).
While (51 1 for the absolute temperature θ has already been dealt with above (in terms of (62)), one obtains for the coldness (51 2, with a calculation analogous to (61), vartheta = theta^{-1}, (63).
A massive 56 million of Americans now consider themselves the "nones," or none of the above in terms of religious affiliation.
Curves add further complications to the other inhomogeneities discussed above, in terms of neuronal densities, layer thicknesses and axonal arborisation variations.
"Inside his party he stands shoulders above in terms of being willing to deviate from the grip of an antitax pledge".
Philosophical questions concerning this topic were debated in the 3rd to 5th centuries, as noted above, in terms of the key notion of ousia/substantia.
Above average in terms of enjoyment, but only because it can sometimes get better after dinner if your luck's in.
We will now recast the above results in terms of a strong logic.
In this paper we discuss the above issues in terms of a simple but representative example by introducing the basic economic concepts and models.
Apart from the measurements, bed load transport rate was computed by means of Meyer-Peter and Müller formula, after calibrating the above formula in terms of roughness coefficient.
This paper describes the above results in terms of the inter-relationship between crack orientation, load spectra and the role of microstructure in influencing the crack growth process.
