"in operating terms" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a situation or process that is related to how something works or how something is being done. For example, "In operating terms, it should take about 30 minutes to complete the upgrade."
Fiat forecasts that the unit will not break even in operating terms until 2006.
The company repeated an earlier forecast that it would break even in operating terms this year.
In operating terms, the prospective p/e for the market is around 18 this year and 13 for 2010; in net terms, the prospective p/es are around 33 and 29.So other measures probably provide a better guide.
David's greatest problem lies with jet engine maker Pratt & Whitney, which is still UT's most profitable division in operating terms.
David's greatest problem lies with Pratt & Whitney, the jet-engine maker, which in operating terms is still UT's most profitable division.
In arithmetical nomenclature: $436 + -$724 + $916 >0.. Therefore, Amazon is above zero in operating terms before we toss in any Whole Foods results.
Olympic timetables will require "minor changes" in transport workers' operating terms, says TfL but smaller demands than these have provoked strikes from the capital's pugnacious transport unions.
It is observed that seasonal variation in seawater temperature results in significant variation in design with minimum variation in operating conditions in terms of process temperatures.
"Governance failings are clearly resulting in declines in operating performance and long-term shareholder value," said the Investor Forum, deploring the lack of progress.
We will explore the agents that seem to resist changes within this arena of education, or what constraints may be operating in terms of changing educational content.
The weak-factor operator is close to the well-known clique-graph operator but it rather operates in terms of bicliques in a multipartite graph.
