"in terms of study" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to an area of scholarship or to an aspect of a particular area of study. For example, "When looking at the literature on education reform, much can be learned in terms of study of systemic inequity."
"We really make an effort, not to have a simply Eurocentric program in terms of study and performance, but rather emphasize music from other countries, especially American music," said George B. Stauffer, dean of Mason Gross.
Despite a low evidence level in terms of study design, there were no major concerns about risk of bias.
In terms of study design, participants were inpatients for at least the first week of treatment, which may have selected for agitation.
In terms of study type, the publication rate was highest for prognostic studies (54.0 %) followed by therapeutic (47.1 %) and diagnostic (45.5 %) studies.
A high degree of heterogeneity was identified between the studies meeting the inclusion criteria for the review in terms of study type, sampling and methods used.
There was considerable heterogeneity across the included studies in terms of study design, population, implant surface technology, genotyping methods, and data analyses (Table 2).
Sources of selection and measurement bias were considered in the inclusion and exclusion of studies in terms of study design and context, outcome measure, and participants.
Our finding that, in long cycles, cortisol depends on day of menstrual cycle has important implications in terms of study design and statistical analysis.
DFGH provided guidance in terms of study design.
Any issue not posed in terms of study variables cannot be meaningfully addressed.
Both of the clinicians were masked in terms of study groups and measurements time.
