"agree in terms" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when two people, parties, or organizations are negotiating a deal or contract and they must agree on the same set of terms and conditions before they can complete the agreement. Example: The two companies agreed in terms and signed the contract.
The displacement rates at the campaign stations on the ice cap, as well as those at the continuous stations SOHO and HVOL on the south flank, agree in terms of direction with the GIA model.
It is shown that for the parameters chosen, at certain values of dimensionless applied current density, Id, (∼0.1) the transient and pseudo-steady state solutions agree in terms of the dimensionless time it takes for the core to shrink completely.
In future studies, Barton is interested in investigating what exactly makes people feel most appreciated, how this changes over time, and whether couples agree in terms of how much gratitude one partner reports expressing and how much gratitude the other partner reports feeling.
Although trends of the self-diffusion coefficient (MD simulations) and the corrected water diffusivity (experiments) in MFI with defects agree in terms of a decreasing diffusivity with increasing hydrophilicity27, the difference between the two values can show orders of magnitude discrepancies.
They give us an opportunity to qualify our search: Do the models agree in terms of overall aromaticity?
This decision has its merits, many researchers agree, in terms of efficiency, but it is likely to lead to an even heavier focus on applied research.
None of us has seen anything and nothing has been agreed in terms of publishing it," she said.
"It's clear that everything has been agreed in terms of content and that similar or equivalent measures will be introduced everywhere," said the German finance minister, Hans Eichel.
Teresa Munoz, 36, an executive assistant for a health care company in Chicago, agreed: "In terms of skin care, Skyping with Renee and what I learned from her was a lifestyle change for me".
Ann Thivierge, portfolio manager of active international allocations at Goldman Sachs, agrees: "In terms of the opportunity for return, being outside the U.S. is very important now.
In an interview last May to discuss his book, Gates said of Clinton: "I think that we certainly agreed in terms of how to deal with the very first phases of — of the Arab Spring, and, particularly, disagreeing with the President on how to handle Mubarak".
