The phrase "appraised in terms of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or assessment of something based on specific criteria or metrics.
Example: "The project's success was appraised in terms of its impact on community engagement and overall satisfaction."
Alternatives: "evaluated based on" or "assessed in relation to".
These forecasts are appraised in terms of what the authorities consider desirable as a matter of social and economic policy.
These new data are subsequently appraised in terms of their implications for late Pleistocene glacier evolution and dynamics.
This value shall be appraised in terms of the costs of the retrieval of the scientific information which would have been obtainable prior to the violation.
The selected collector shapes from each optimization run are appraised in terms of size, complexity and their performance compared to that of 'benchmark' box-shaped collectors.
In other words, Friedman believes that economic theories should be appraised in terms of their predictions concerning prices and quantities exchanged on markets.
A character trait is itself a tendency to pursue certain ends, and so must be appraised in terms of its typical (intended) results.
Consequently, the limits of the due process under the 14th Amendment could not be appraised solely in terms of the "sanction of settled usage" under common law.
Theories should be appraised exclusively in terms of the accuracy of their predictions.
In arguing that it is a mistake to appraise theories in terms of the realism of assumptions, Friedman is arguing at least that it is a mistake to appraise theories by investigating whether their central generalizations are true or false.
Cost benefit analysis (CBA) has considerable potential to support water decisions by consistently appraising proposals in terms of society's total environmental and economic impact in monetary terms.
Appraising evidence in terms of validity and applicability 4.
