'categorical term' is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use this term to refer to a word or phrase that belongs to a particular category or class of things. For example, "The word 'furniture' is a categorical term that refers to the items used to furnish a home."
An announcement carried on state television said the air force commander, Gen. Abdullah Mahmud al-Khalidi, was killed in the Damascus district of Rukn al-Din on Monday by armed terrorist groups, the government's categorical term for its adversaries.
In other words, do you want to define a new categorical term.
Because the same compounds can often be classified into multiple categories, an analysis of the specificity of each categorical term was performed.
All of us do it, when we know full well we don't mean all of the group, but we do it because using that big categorical term and then filling in the content that we claim goes with it is resonant among the subset [we're a part of].
Each model included age as a linear term, sex as a binary term, and calendar month as a categorical term, to allow for seasonal variations.
Further Fourier terms were found to have no significant effect, and trends were fitted either as a linear term or a linear term plus categorical term stratified by year, with significance evaluated using the Wald test.
I could see the danger of thinking of oneself in those categorical terms.
"For several years, people who are younger haven't seen things in categorical terms," said Vsevolod Polishchuk.
But Professor Crawford cautioned against thinking about the problem in categorical terms.
On Friday, Mr. Obama rejected the idea, though not in categorical terms.
Unless New Delhi announces in unequivocal and categorical terms that talks will be unconditional and not under the Indian Constitution, the Hizbul will not honor the cease-fire promise".
