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The phrase "away in terms of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic or concept in relation to another, often to indicate a distance or difference in perspective.
Example: "The project is away in terms of its budget compared to last year's expenditures."
Alternatives: "distant in terms of" or "different in terms of".
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And, if I'm not mistaken, England is not far away in terms of underage pregnancies".
We are near, we are not far away in terms of goalscoring".
But it is a time zone away in terms of security.
"It's hard to do this far away, in terms of screening and all those things," Bush said.
"But while California might be 3,000 miles away, in terms of energy it's right around the corner".
With self-esteem emphasized above all else, students' lack of accomplishment is explained away in terms of different learning styles.
Mr. Muti gives little away in terms of his emotions and is rather reserved with people he does not know.
While Turkey's recent demonstrations were promptly explained away in terms of the "two Turkeys" interpretation, it has proved more difficult to recognise the coexistence of "two Brazils".
It may be less than three weeks ago, but May 22 seems a lifetime away in terms of the stock market.
Abdul-Wahhab, 40, lives in East Flatbush, around four miles from Park Slope but a world away in terms of average incomes.
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There are things other teams can get away with that we can't get away with, in terms of everybody crashing the boards and getting back in transition.
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