'in terms of assessing' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a specific aspect or perspective that is being considered when evaluating or analyzing something. Example: "In terms of assessing the success of our marketing campaign, we need to look at both the increase in sales and the engagement on our social media platforms."
In terms of assessing suitability for home-based therapy, from these consecutive 249 home assessments we found that 70% were not suitable for either PD or HHD.
But he added about Garcia, "In terms of assessing pure physical ability, there's nothing to get excited about anymore".
In terms of assessing patient experience, there is nothing that can match people describing what they went through directly to camera.
Going strictly by the numbers, nothing has changed in terms of assessing the No. 1 seeds, all of which remain alive.
How serious is this threat and what does it mean in terms of assessing al-Qaida's strengths a decade after the attack that changed the American political and psychological landscape in a day?
Wal-Mart and Target are "right on the cutting edge of technology in terms of assessing the consumer's tastes," Mr. Finguerra said, "and they have a tremendous back-up in ordering from their suppliers who do turnaround on a dime".
The full outcome of this study in terms of assessing this hypothesis is detailed by Doyle in [26].
There are some similarities between this method and the Seed Approach, in terms of assessing liquefaction potential.
"I hope that these data will help countries in terms of assessing how badly we need to regulate mercury emission," Lamborg says.
"The new man will have little time to waste in terms of assessing what he has got and trying to turn them around".
In terms of assessing the quality of argumentation, many research studies had also been conducted and the work by Sampson & Clark, 2008 was of most significance.
