"conservative terms" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to language or words that are typically associated with conservative ideologies, beliefs, or values. Example: In his speech, the politician used a lot of conservative terms such as "traditional family values" and "limited government intervention" to appeal to his conservative audience.
But governing well, in conservative terms, doesn't mean spending more money.
Mr. Carson framed the idea in traditionally conservative terms: the logic of rolling back regulation.
The vandals are idiots who – even in the most culturally conservative terms – have picked the wrong target.
Rather, he sees the state in positive and conservative terms – as one of the foundations upon which sound political order rests.
He said problems relating to bathroom use in public schools were "rare" and, framing it in conservative terms, said that the issue was best regulated locally.
Based on the idea proposed by Abgrall et al. that "a multiphase flow, uniform in pressure and velocity at t= 0, will remain uniform on the same variables during time evolution", discretization schemes for the non-conservative terms and for the volume fraction evolution equation are derived in accordance with the HLLC solver used for the conservative terms.
In this new algorithm, we rewrite the non-conservative term as a conservative term with a source term containing the velocity divergence.
She calls what he learned a "two-way communication system," and prefers the more conservative term "labels," rather than "words," to describe his vocabulary.
Even more dispiriting for progressives, the retirement announcement by Justice Anthony Kennedy on Wednesday meant that the "stunningly" conservative term could represent the court's future.
While Farage should legally share equal footing with Cameron, Clegg and Cameron, it is the latter's announcement not to stand in a third Conservative term that dominated coverage last week.
Throughout the paper, we now use the correct and more conservative term 'toxin-related', which reflects their similarity to characterized toxins, but allows for the fact that their function in this symbiosis is so far unknown.
