"in terms of hearing" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, "The noise pollution in this city is particularly concerning in terms of hearing."
This huge array of acquaintances can be very useful in terms of hearing about new opportunities.
Being here on the course is also a real eye-opener in terms of hearing what some clubs have access to.
It's pretty effective in terms of hearing how things are going and how people are feeling about the company or how people are feeling about you.
The playback facility is useful not, as you might suppose, in terms of hearing colour or actual sound - that should be there before your fingers touch pencil or keyboard - but in terms of overall proportion and architecture.
In Book 8 of the Confessions, Augustine describes the entire drama of conversion in terms of hearing an external voice, "as of a child", that leads him to take up the Bible and eventually turn away from paganism and towards Christ.
Age-related decline in terms of hearing loss, vision loss, or combined hearing and vision loss did not affect the responses.
Older people were found to have better awareness of osteoporosis but not in terms of having heard of osteoporotic fracture.
However, one insider said on condition of anonymity that "in terms of ensuring the right people heard the issues, it was a good meeting and we made progress".
"The Germany thing actually started in terms of us hearing about it from Laker fans that came out of Hollywood," Vitti went on.
(I mean, really, there's very little need to physically be here at E3, in terms of just hearing about upcoming releases. I'm starting to wonder if Nintendo haven't got this pitching new stuff thing totally spot on with their Directs).
The purpose of this investigation was to conduct such a study by examining the impact of group versus individual hearing aid fitting and group versus individual hearing aid follow-up visits in terms of hearing-related outcomes and treatment costs.
