The phrase "as a midterm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to academic assessments or evaluations that occur midway through a course or semester.
Example: "The professor announced that the exam would be graded as a midterm, contributing significantly to our final grades."
Alternatives: "as a mid-semester assessment" or "as a halfway evaluation".
(The report issued on Wednesday was commissioned by NASA as a midterm assessment).
He moved to the B.J.P. in 1987 and was appointed chief minister of Gujarat as a midterm replacement in 2001 without ever having fought an election.
Five months ahead of regional elections that are billed as a midterm temperature-taking exercise, the president is trying the same tactic.
McLane will continue to distribute some items to Wal-Mart stores, which accounted for $7.2 billion in sales last year, under a contract that Mr. Allen described as "a midterm agreement".
It was as a midterm paper in that class that I shaped my "New Black Aesthetic" essay, revised and published in Callaloo six years later and leading me to the term "cultural mulatto".
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WASHINGTON -- As part of a midterm elections effort to portray Democrats as the party protecting and nurturing the middle class, the Democratic Senate leadership is eyeing a way to make it harder for lawmakers to cut Medicare.
That's why I'm feeling a bit sorry for President Obama as we approach a midterm election in which he is poised to be cast off like an old sock.
An anti-Washington anger is disturbing both parties as they approach a midterm election year, and some Republican lawmakers have drawn primary opponents largely because of their votes last year in favor of the bailout program.
As long as the realistic promise of a midterm victory is around the corner, Republicans are unlikely to change course.
At a time of deepening austerity, social cutbacks and political fallout from the long-running phone hacking scandal, Britons went to the polls on Thursday in bellwether mayoral and local council votes seen as likely to offer a midterm judgment — and most likely a rebuke — to the country's first coalition government since World War II.
