The phrase "according to terminology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing specific terms or definitions within a particular field or context.
Example: "According to terminology used in the field of linguistics, a 'phoneme' is the smallest unit of sound that can distinguish meaning."
Alternatives: "as per the terminology" or "in terms of terminology".
Table 1 Components of microfibrillated cellulose Diameter (μm) Biological structures Technological terms 10 to 50 Tracheid Cellulose fibre <1 Macrofibrils [13, 17, 28] Fibrillar fines, fibrils [29, 30] <0.1 Nanofibril, nanofibres [6, 8, 16, 34] <0.035 Microfibril [13, 15] 0.0035 Elementary fibril [12 15] Terms and sizes according to terminology and morphology reported in the literature.
Dopaminergic neurons of populations 1 to 6 in the posterior tuberculum (according to terminology developed by Rink and Wullimann [62] were counted in parkin GT-grip-injected embryos and mismatch GT-grip-injected embryos in a blinded manner, i.e. the researcher was blind to the knockdown status. These dopaminergic neurons include the populations ascending to the striatum (populations 1, 2 and 4).
In this regard, cross validation of environmental envelope models (EEMs according to terminology suggested by [ 24]) and molecular genetic data have confirmed different past demographic scenarios for a wide array of species.
According to this terminology the difference is one of degree rather than of kind.
According to our terminology, (theta ) is dimensionless.
AEs were graded according to Common Terminology Criteria Version 4.03.
According to the terminology that Byrne and Logue adopt (see section 2.1.2) this would make the view a moderate one.
According to the terminology of Section 5 below, we are avoiding the appearance of discontinuous steady states.
For Spinoza, therefore, extended substance was all that there is of objective being ('formal being', according to his terminology), i.e. of substantial and efficient being.
According to NEMO terminology, a mobile network is defined as a network whose point of attachment to the Internet changes due to mobility [8].
In the case of uniaxial media, according to the terminology of [6], "ordinary" PSP occurs when the optical axis C is parallel to the surface (C||y).
