The phrase "adverse terms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where unfavorable or harmful conditions or stipulations are being discussed, often in legal or financial settings.
Example: "The contract was rejected due to the adverse terms that would have put the company at a significant disadvantage."
Alternatives: "unfavorable conditions" or "detrimental terms".
Next, the paper reviews the reasons why consumers generally do not read their e-standard forms despite the prevalence of disclaimers and other adverse terms.
This occurred because of adverse terms of trade, though the allocative efficiency increased by $781 million.
Breese said he went the crowdfunding route because the terms are better, he didn't have to give up a board seat, and there were no onerous entrepreneurial adverse terms.
The major goals of this expansion were to promote regional development and increase wood productivity and self-sufficiency, given the adverse terms of trade in forest products at that time (Ferguson 2014a).
Canada gains in welfare due to industry-wide efficient allocation of resources in Scenario 3, but the adverse terms of trade effect result in a net loss in welfare ($189.57 million).
The main reason for the poor performance of the farm sector has been the long persisting adverse terms of trade policies for agriculturists; in addition, the mismanagement of natural resources leads to never-ending crisis.
These economies are more frequently subject to adverse terms-of-trade shocks, such as increases in world oil prices or declines in prices for their commodity exports.
When prices are likely to be pushed up due to increase of indirect taxes or adverse terms-of-trade shocks, the surge in prices must be cancelled out by decline in domestic money wage costs, as long as such a price stability policy is adopted.
MedDRA (www.meddra.org) is used for adverse event terms and the NCI Thesaurus supplies terms from a variety of sources (e.g., CDISC).
This study can help identify new biomarkers for accurate prognostication of long-term adverse outcomes in term and near term infants after neonatal encephalopathy.
Studies show that both low birthweight and macrosomia are related to adverse short-term and long-term health outcomes.
