"in terms of background" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone or something's history, experience, or education. For example, "She is well qualified for the position in terms of background."
In terms of background, however, the two have plenty in common.
It includes diversity in terms of background and beliefs; it includes diversity of talents.
This year's fellows are diverse, in terms of background and interests.
In terms of background, Mr. Ebyam seems to have been born for his profession.
Statistical relationships are investigated between subgroups in terms of background variables, questionnaire items, performance data, and coded verbal statements.
Analysis of a clinical population referred for language analysis in terms of background variables and extent of language problems.
We've done a much better job in terms of background checks, but we've got more to do when it comes to enforcement.
Think what is needed to understand that paragraph (in terms of background, definitions, etc.) and add it (you may need a new paragraph above).
"I always start with what it is you want to achieve with your client group, and then what you realistically expect to be able to gather in terms of background data and outcomes".
"Over the past year, there has been a significant increase in the amount of work that has had to be done in terms of background checks," the official said in a telephone interview from Washington.
A normalized cutoff frequency of 0.1 (i.e., 400 Hz for a 4 kHz slow-time sampling rate) with 100 dB attenuation was selected based on empirical observations of filtering efficacy in terms of background clutter to blood Doppler spectrum.
