The phrase 'in term with' is not correct and cannot be used in written English.
The phrase you are looking for is 'in accordance with'. For example, "The building must be constructed in accordance with the local regulations."
The eluate and other effluents activities (one after introduction of Mo solution and two after rinsing columns in term with NaOH or (NH4 2CO3 solution and water) were measured with the dose calibrator Capintec CRC-55tR.
This shows a number of men wooing the lady, who rejects them all in term with "If you think to gammon me, you'll find you've got the wrong sow by the ear – I'm meat for your masters, so go along, I'll not be plagued by any of you".
For effects of JWA or BRCA1 mRNA expression on survival of ESCC in term with regimens, the prognostic value of combination with the two genes was further investigated in subgroup analysis according to treatments.
Captaincy by committee is a contradiction in terms, with no specific individual to turn to if the side are failing to perform.
The response became enthusiastic, as presenters and their peers exchanged feedback and educated each other in terms with which they felt comfortable.
"We're not trapped by the class or place or background we were born into - or at least in terms with how we feel about ourselves," says Mr Page.
However, if we accept that the verb suggest in the previous example is relational, we face yet another contradiction in terms with the Sydney Transitivity system.
In order to interpret intrinsic frequency dispersion, many dielectric relaxation models were proposed in terms with frequency dependence of k value.
In 1972, in terms with the Addis Ababa Agreement, the fighting stopped and everyone got on relatively well for ten years.
From there, Desimone describes the runaround she and Bowser were treated to, in terms with which you are no doubt familiar with by now.
She attributed the fact that because she did not expect to go through the event, then she became more inclined to come in terms with reality.
