The phrase "allowed in terms of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or regulations related to a specific context or subject matter.
Example: "The new policy is allowed in terms of employee conduct, ensuring that all staff adhere to the guidelines."
Alternatives: "permitted regarding" or "authorized in relation to".
Thus, if a reasonably high number of iterations can be allowed in terms of time and complexity, it is better to run many iterations even if the difference in error protection between the classes is reduced.
Flexibility must be allowed in terms of the stages in which the tool is applied and how to ensure maximum benefits to strengthen the partnership.
In the above contexts, it has not been fully clarified yet how much nonanatomical positioning of HRC can be allowed in terms of the long-term stability in the fixation.
For those that used checklists there was a certain amount of assessor discretion allowed in terms of marking areas that were not included due to the circumstances of the examination.
It is a complex behavioural phenomenon that results from an interaction between where we live, what is available, what we can afford, how much time we have to dedicate to the process of procuring and preparing food, and even what we are allowed in terms of family traditions, societal, religious, and gender norms (2).
TLC in CTM children was above 100% predicted in 7 out of 8 measured (Table 3), These findings suggest that compensatory growth has allowed, in terms of lung volume, full recovery from lobectomy in early life and excludes restrictive lung disease as a consequence of CTM and/or lung surgery.
But that's all that Dawkins allows in terms of romance.
Rule-makers are struggling with what to allow in terms of hedging under the Volcker Rule," he said.
You cannot imagine what it allows in terms of exchange of practice, and how it promotes the discovery of other ways of working".
"There must be no confusion between what these laws intend and what they actually allow in terms of pursuit or punishment of journalists.
I don't think I have ever worked with a director who has such an incredibly instinctive authority over what she will allow in terms of what she believes" The Night Manager star Tom Hiddleston.
