"fluctuations in terms" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to changes or differences in conditions or language, especially when talking about a contract or agreement. For example: "The contract allowed for fluctuations in terms, depending on the current market situation."
Pastoralists' observations showed that there were high inter-seasonal fluctuations in terms of pasture yield, plant height, and plant diversity.
An approximate method is proposed for expressing these fluctuations in terms of local properties of the blocked pressure generated on the surface exposed to the turbulent flow.
The friction-fade behaviour has been observed to be highly dependent on the fibre combination ratio i.e. fade followed a consistent decrease with the decrease in the ceramic fibre content, whereas the frictional fluctuations in terms of μmax μmin has been observed to decrease with the increase in aramid fibre content.
There were no inter- and intra-sample fluctuations in terms of the staining intensity.
There were no inter- and intra-sample fluctuations in terms of staining intensity.
We describe the probability of finding fluctuations in terms of a probability distribution which gives the probability of finding the fluctuation at various approximate polarized fluorescence intensities.
The corresponding fluctuation in terms of conductance is (sim 50) S.
The fluidization quality has been quantified using average normalized RMS voidage fluctuation in terms of Transition number.
Thermal fluctuation in terms of heat capacity as a function of temperatures is computed in order to study the phase transition across melting point.
Hence, as the price of its export commodity fluctuates, the tropical country experiences large fluctuations in its "terms of trade," the ratio of export prices to import prices, often with painful effects on the domestic economy.
The other objection is that additional asset purchases would expose the Fed to fluctuations in short-term rates.
