The phrase "any particular terms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when inquiring about specific conditions or stipulations related to an agreement or discussion.
Example: "Before we proceed, could you clarify if there are any particular terms we need to consider?"
Alternatives: "specific conditions" or "certain stipulations".
But Mr. Hardin said that the breakdown yesterday was not driven by individual objections to any particular terms and that the firm and its lawyers were in agreement that the settlement as proposed could not have been accepted.
Senior officials acknowledged tonight that Washington's efforts were focused now on the hope that the Beirut meeting's final communiqué would offer a broad Arab commitment to making peace with Israel, without insisting on any particular terms that Israel would reject.
In addition to not selling trademarks of others to its customers to trigger these ads, the defendant did not "otherwise manipulate which category-related advertisement will pop up in response to any particular terms on the internal directory". Id. at 411.
Update: We have direct confirmation with Cisco that they have not specified any particular terms of agreement on usage of the iPhone name.
This form should not to be used to request changes to the class schedule for any particular term.
For instance, if we allow that, say, the experts determine what inferences or beliefs are tied to the meaning of any particular term, then any changes to their term-specific belief set will not only change the meaning of that term, but also cascade down through the language to ultimately affect every word just as it did in the individual case.
The remaining 58 genes are associated with a variety of GO molecular function terms and are not enriched for any particular term.
Since thousands of GO terms are simultaneously tested without an a priori hypothesis on any particular term, p-values must be corrected for multiple testing.
The GO terms corresponding to the ortholog pairs within the different subsets were analyzed but no clear overrepresentation of any particular term could be identified (data not shown).
Gene categories defined using GO terms provided a rough idea of the results; i.e., all genes sharing any particular term were considered a category.
As this series converges absolutely, we can follow the same logic as in the pure state case to prove the E ϵ -estimate for any particular term, and then to generalize for the whole sum.
