The part of a sentence "in terms of consumption" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is often used to indicate a specific aspect or perspective related to consumption. Example: "In terms of consumption, we can see a clear shift towards more sustainable and eco-friendly products in the retail industry."
We are hitting a number of very obvious resource limitations in terms of consumption and emissions.
"France has been a stable market in terms of consumption for quite some months," he said.
So in terms of consumption the rich countries are still the world's biggest emitters (see chart).
"I would say that at least three of my roommates were way beyond George in terms of consumption and participation".
A In terms of consumption of fossil fuels, New York compares very well to other cities around the world.
Dr Tom Scanlan, Brighton and Hove director of public health, says: "I think you can argue the merits of what sort of effect this will have in terms of consumption.
In terms of consumption equivalent units, harmonizing state taxes increases worker welfare by 0.6percentt if government spending is held constant, and by 1.2percentt if government spending responds endogenously.
The construction and ornament of houses ceased to be stable indications of their occupants' social status, the home became a means of personal expression, and the act of dwelling was reconceived in terms of consumption.
Finally, and in accordance with the general hypothesis of the study, more tolerant attitudes toward indebtedness are associated with an external locus in terms of consumption.
These are formulated in terms of consumption and failure rates, and in terms of the thresholds used to evaluate risk and availability.
Nutrition bars are one of the three fastest growing foods in the country over the last decade in terms of consumption (along with yogurt and chips), according to the NPD Group, a market research company.
