The phrase "adults terms" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "adult terms"? You can use "adult terms" when referring to language or concepts that are appropriate for adults, often in contrast to those meant for children.
Example: "In this discussion, we will be using adult terms to address the complexities of the topic."
Alternatives: "mature language" or "grown-up terms".
Since its description as a distinct syndrome affecting teenagers and young adults, termed démence précoce (literally 'early dementia'), by Bénédict Morel in 1853, schizophrenia has been associated with a heterogeneity of symptoms that have made its identification problematic.
Why does facing adversity have to be understood as work, in adult terms?
The next phase of the Decemberists' career will be conducted on strictly adult terms.
The attraction to pattern and repetition, unusually powerful even for a poet, is handled in more adult terms in "Ulysses", a poem that seems like a template for the work of many succeeding poets, including figures as various as Thom Gunn, Fleur Adcock and Michael Longley.
They are either unmarried or divorced (in adult terms: "fear of commitment, irreconcilable differences").
Adult terms are removed, as are some specific brands (Yahoo calls these navigation searches, not true web searches).
Even with SafeSearch turned off, Google Instant will not show suggestions for adult terms or keyword phrases.
They've either started their careers over or never quite settled into one (in adult terms: "career reinvention, entrepreneurship").
We'd expect sites banking on adult terms, especially long-tail terms, to see little difference in organic traffic, since Google Instant basically doesn't apply to them.
The young British actor is being perceived much more in adult terms because of her role in this film.
This reminds me of the flat screen in Google's offices that shows incoming searches (although Google appears to filter out adult terms while IceRocket happily does not :-) ).
