The phrase "in terms of requiring" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: In terms of requiring academic qualifications, our company values relevant work experience and innovative thinking more highly than a high GPA.
However, as discussed in this paper, CR-VANETs can have more stringent requirements in terms of requiring fast algorithms due to fast changing environment.
Ours were framed in terms of requiring a "basic level" of participation — after which the momentum of the process itself took over.
Obviously, states do regulate the content of education, at least in terms of requiring certain things with respect to education that I don't think the Supreme Court has considered, but the basic -- that basic right to privacy has been recognized and was recognized.
"CCMS and the trustees have concluded that unique challenges face pupils from Portaferry in terms of requiring additional ferry places to transport pupils to Downpatrick," it said.
In addition, the delivery efficiency of the SmartArc plans is higher in terms of requiring less MUs.
In fact the most parsimonious scenario in terms of requiring the fewest number of evolutionary events affecting col would be the single recruitment of col in the formation of the tritocerebral segment.
"They are generally too big in terms of required capital and too small in terms of returns for the venture capital community".
Process safety has undergone a tremendous growth over the last decades, both in terms of required competencies and in terms of market demand.
In this paper we formulate standard efficiency equations in terms of required BOLD effect, and use this to generate measures of rank/estimability which are meaningful.
We also study a set of online traces collection mechanisms and discuss their performances in terms of required CPU/RAM resources and introduced network overhead.
