The phrase "assessment in terms of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the criteria or aspects by which something is evaluated or judged.
Example: "The assessment in terms of student performance will be based on their test scores and participation in class."
Alternatives: "evaluation regarding" or "analysis based on".
Raz et al. (2002) assess the usage of five risk management practices, including risk assessment in terms of estimated risk occurrence probability and estimated risk impact, and find that the usage of these risk management practices contributes to meeting budget goals in projects characterized by high uncertainty.
ProVa allows for an assessment in terms of monetary value, but also with respect to other categories such as information and customer relations.
Aspects identified as requiring assessment in terms of driver-support within the proposed framework are Accident Avoidance, gained Situation Awareness (SA) and Concept Acceptance.
The reconstruction of vehicle accidents is subject to assessment in terms of the reliability of a specific system of engineering and technical operations.
An assessment in terms of implementation area and the process variations is conducted for the proposed and the available XOR gates.
The present paper proposes an advance beyond the state of the art for the rolling stock emission assessment in terms of the test setup and of the post-processing procedure.
Moreover, comparative assessments in terms of shear resistance, toughness and force transfer across the cracked interfaces are performed and discussed.
Though one might think first of assessments in terms of the reports that they often produce, the implications of scientific assessment are better understood by viewing assessments as a social processes, rather than principally as a document.
Though other books have depicted aspects of the Iraq war in more intimate and harrowing detail, though other books have broken more news about aspects of the war, this volume gives the reader a lucid, tough-minded overview of this tragic enterprise that stands apart from earlier assessments in terms of simple coherence and scope.
