The phrase "around in terms" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a concept related to discussing or explaining something, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "We need to think around in terms of the project's impact on the community."
Alternatives: "in relation to" or "regarding".
"One of the nice things about Xenakis is he does not mess around in terms of volume".
In essence, while his long-range shooting has bounced around in terms of accuracy, his decisions about when to take those shots have steadily improved.
These intensive interventions, the prime minister said, had "changed lives" by tackling seemingly intractable problems of worklessness, addiction, truancy and anti-social behaviour: I can announce today that almost all of the 117,000 families which the programme started working with have now been turned around – in terms of either school attendance or getting a job or both.
"One of the nice things about Xenakis is he does not mess around in terms of volume". Friedman had arrived at the western shore of the Central Park Lake to survey his chosen venue for a production, as part of the festival, this Monday, of Xenakis's "Persephassa," a noisy piece for six percussionists arranged in a ring, surrounding the audience.
GETTING AROUND In terms of getting to the glaciers, shuttle buses leave every morning from the main street in Sölden; the only problem is that until the full season gets going, they don't start coming back into town until 3 30 p.m.
I've heard they've got some ideas going around, in terms of the financial regulatory reform bill.
There is plenty of facile larking around, but in terms of musical interest, the piece is empty.
And that I also had the incredibly important opportunity to turn that around, both in terms of what I bought but also in educating my staff and customers.
The first two ballets retell myths about art; in "Agon" — a climax of modernism — art and history come around in ultramodern terms.
Although they have an all-around team in terms of talent, they lack any marquee talent in the front seven.
A new 12-100mm (24-200mm equivalent) f4.0 M.Zuiko Pro lens ($1,299, ships in November) is the real all-arounder, however, in terms of pairings with the E-M1 II.
