The phrase "decreased in terms of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a decrease in a specific aspect or measure, such as quantity, value, or percentage. Example: The company's profits decreased in terms of net income, resulting in a 10% decrease compared to the previous quarter.
With web-based Citrix technologies such as NFuse, accessing remote applications for telecommuters via virtual private network (VPN) connections are decreased in terms of cost.
The sequence in surface oxygen species concentration and low-temperature reducibility decreased in terms of ESFO-3DOM > EFO-3DOM > EFO-bulk, in good agreement with the order in catalytic activity.
Folkhälsan [25] showed that the safety gap between large and small cars has decreased in terms of risk for fatality or permanent disability in crashes.
If the associated flora and arthropods are decreased in terms of abundance and diversity, this will affect the whole food chain including small mammals and farmland birds, the latter being major targets, and important indicators of agricultural change [121].
By increasing the number of models, the range of C 50 of the training data of each model is decreased in terms of C 50 which creates acoustic models more specific for each reverberant condition.
In the IκBα-SR Tg mice peripheral splenic CD25+Foxp3+CD4+ Treg cells were only slightly reduced in their frequency in respect to all CD4+ cells, but were dramatically decreased in terms of their absolute cell number (Figure 1C, D).
On the contrary, TMRM fluorescence decreased in term of intensity but not in term of surface distribution, resulting in an increase in NAD(P H/TMRM surface distribution ratio.
Unlike the other drugs, it is decreasing in terms of the amount seized, in part due to the legalization of marijuana in many U.S. states.
It was observed that with increasing Cu2+ concentration the structuring effect decreases in terms of differences in topography and morphology.
The durability of recycled aggregate concretes exposed to aggressive conditions decreases in terms of permeability, as the results show.
As described above, a series of modified strains were derived from the robust diploid yeast (Fig. 1b), and they exhibited an alternation from increase to decrease in terms of xylose metabolic capacity.
