The phrase "appropriate terms for the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing suitable language or terminology for a specific context or subject matter.
Example: "In academic writing, it is essential to use appropriate terms for the topic being discussed to ensure clarity and precision."
Alternatives: "suitable language for the" or "correct terminology for the".
The results of these models are then interpreted by a knowledge-based reasoning scheme to provide decision support information in appropriate terms for the emergency responder.
The models included an intercept, indicators for complication groups, appropriate terms for the parameterization of LOS, and an interaction between the latter and complication groups.
There is no consensus on appropriate terms for the scientific study of health by ethnicity, and published guidelines are yet to be widely adopted.
"I rather suspect there are many hospitals with very similar pressures, and I think the major incident is simply the most appropriate term for the hospital to draft in emergency supplies, if you like, of extra staff," Mann told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
There does not, however, appear to be a widely accepted, appropriate term for the historical traces represented in homologies that is neutral with respect to current fitness or function.
But that's not the word he would use: "Probably 'windfall' is not an appropriate term for the result of a large, long term investment in a risky endeavour like a wildcat well; the partners in the project have over $130 million invested to date," Cranberg wrote.
As a full senescence response is not required to initiate this reaction program and acute stress-associated phenotype (ASAP) can appear prior to cellular senescence (Gilbert and Hemann, 2010), a more appropriate term for the chronic response that exerts long term effects after cell exposure to genotoxicity is a "DNA damage secretory program (DDSP)" (Sun et al., 2012).
But reserved is an appropriate term for the old-fashioned, and actually explains the way it got its name.
Critical care physicians have debated an appropriate term for the clinical phase preceding acute kidney injury (AKI).
Still, as the different lineages clearly depend on each others 'waste', crossfeeding is a more appropriate term for the ecological dynamics.
Debate continues about whether "denier" is an appropriate term for those who oppose the climate science consensus.
