The phrase "added terms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional conditions, clauses, or specifications that have been included in a document or agreement.
Example: "The contract was revised to include the added terms that were discussed in the last meeting."
Alternatives: "additional provisions" or "supplementary conditions".
The added terms over the second-order noncompact cousins involve extra vector additions but no added flux evaluations.
The update brought an "alphabet of newly added terms from world English to explore", said the OED senior assistant editor Jonathan Dent.
John Jackson, from UK Skeptics, agreed, added: "Terms like "climate change sceptic" are very damaging to scepticism - basically because this is not what scepticism is.
In fact, GM later added terms suggesting that anyone who bought or used one of the company's products would be required to resolve any dispute through informal email negotiation or binding arbitration, according to the New York Times.
His solo show opens at the Galerie Paul Andriesse in Amsterdam on Jan . 5 Jennifer Steinkamp Art-world aficionados have added terms like "SyFlex plug-in" to their lexicons at least if they want to understand the technology behind the work of the new-media artist Jennifer Steinkamp, who created this issue's T (Page 185; for an animated version, go to nytimes.com/tmagazine).
In one version of the letter Bank of America sent to clients, dated November 2010 and provided by Mr. George, the bank did indeed set an expiration date for the line of credit, in January 2012, and added terms to the loan agreement that required the borrower to "repay in full any principal, interest or other charges outstanding" by the new expiration date.
However, Japan's surpluses with the US were larger in value-added terms than in gross terms, reflecting the fact that value added of the material-related manufacturing sectors, together with that of the service sectors, was embodied in Japan's major export products (e.g., steel in motor vehicles) to the US.
(Institute of Developing Economies [6 8]) Section 2 describes the analytical framework of this study to compare trade in gross terms and value-added terms in the four-region system and to make inter-temporal factor decomposition of trade in value added during the 1995 2005 decade.
The trade relationship between Mexico and Canada also changes when the analysis is made in terms of value added, given that the Canadian trade deficit in 1995 of 1692 million dollars was reduced to 488 million dollars in terms of value added, and in 2011, the gap between deficits for Canada widened from 10,386 million dollars in gross value terms to 3195 in value-added terms.
In value-added terms, it was difficult to decide which school came out better.
It compares apples and oranges: exports are measured as gross revenue while GDP is measured in value-added terms.
