The phrase "accepted in terms of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the conditions or criteria under which something is considered acceptable or valid.
Example: "The proposal was accepted in terms of its feasibility and potential impact on the community."
Alternatives: "accepted based on" or "accepted regarding".
General studies and critical thinking are generally not accepted in terms of satisfying the university's offers, though they are recognised as valid qualifications in their own right.
Data collecting tools including researcher based questionnaire was accepted in terms of validity based on experts' attitudes in this field and its reliability is./082 according to Chronbakh.
Our identification strategy is based on comparing collaboration indicators for researchers with financially supported projects with those of a control group of researchers who submitted projects that were accepted in terms of quality, but not supported because of shortage of funds.
The initial assumption that performance output was greater than the MFT-8 is dismissed from the mechanical point but accepted in terms of physiological responses.
We did not limit the diagnostic criteria, but comprehensive criteria were accepted in terms of clinical symptoms, signs, plus confirmation by ultrasonography.
Offers that were rejected continued to produce a greater response than those that were accepted in terms of EDA, t(44) = 2.95, p <.01, but not HR, t(44) = 1.63, p =.11.
"And also what you have to be and what you have to be willing to accept in terms of invasion and living your life in a fishbowl".
"Reducing America's liquid fuel imports by midcentury to under 20 percent is possible, but it depends on what the political system is willing to do, what the public is willing to accept in terms of higher prices and how the technology breaks for you," said John M. Deutch, a former director of the Central Intelligence Agency and a former under secretary of energy.
(2) Next, conducts a fact-finding survey of the overcrowding at stations, we suggested the 'maximum discharge flow for a station facility' as how much the station facility can accept in terms of the increase of passengers.
"Airlines don't run on seats, they run on weight, and particularly the smaller the aircraft you are in the less variance you can accept in terms of the difference in weight between passengers," Mr Langton told ABC radio.
In the end, what it will come down to is what the Ukrainian President, Petro Poroshenko, is willing to accept in terms of a compromise and what Russia is willing to offer.
