The phrase "in terms of practicalities" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to practical considerations or implications in a situation. For example, "In terms of practicalities, the project is not financially feasible at this time."
In terms of practicality, the Austrians have this nailed.
In terms of practicality, Ecover (£2.49, 200ml, from supermarkets or go to ecover.com for stockists) came out best, pre-wash.
I love what we stand for in terms of practicality and technical know-how, those things that we bring to the set of issues.
This novel connection was intended as a proof of concept that can be further developed in terms of practicality, ease of installation, and cost.
The results also highlighted the challenges of incorporating these technologies into curriculum in terms of practicality, teacher comfort, and the limitations of the device.
This resulted in the development of a new 'all-textile' sensor vest that has significant advantages in terms of practicality, impact discrimination, and manufacture.
The Nissan Altima, which in previous incarnations had been too small -- and too dowdy -- to challenge the Toyota Camry, Honda Accord or Ford Taurus, has been reborn as a sport sedan that cedes nothing to the family-car establishment in terms of practicality.
However, juvenile animal studies should be designed thoughtfully to fulfil a purpose based on scientific rationale, with each endpoint carefully considered in terms of practicality and interpretability of data generated.
An empirical study revealed that the presence of visual stimuli of different kinds can affect performance, measured in terms of practicality, originality and creativity scores attained by designs developed by subjects under different conditions.
