"in terms of the extent" is a perfectly acceptable phrase that can be used in written English.
For example: "In terms of the extent of the damage, it looks like the entire roof has to be replaced."
With CFD simulations, the effectiveness of different tank design parameters are evaluated in terms of the extent of bubble separation.
CalSIM models two scenarios, Moderate Sign-up and High Sign- Up, which differ in terms of the extent and effectiveness of outreach and enrollment efforts in the state.
We explore demand uncertainty in group-buying auctions in terms of the extent of low-valuation demand and high-valuation demand.
Inclusive teaching tasks have consistently been found challenging for teachers, but it is unclear how they are ranked in terms of the extent of self-efficacy required.
He writes of any famous artist's possible "distance between his true self and his public persona," but distinguishes the pathos of the actor in terms of the extent of fame and relative lack of control over the artistic product itself.
And what implications are there for us as an organisation – and indeed for the sector – in terms of the extent to which managers of a campaign should be representative of those they are fighting on behalf of?
But in his studies he gave the first major example of the usefulness of stellar statistics in that he could count the stars and interpret this data in terms of the extent in space of the Galaxy's star system.
Material submitted to REF for assessment beyond the 2014 exercise should thus generally be made freely available – although the detail, in terms of the extent to which this applies to re-use, has not yet been determined.
The president has said really quite big things in terms of the extent of the reform that's on offer.
Indeed, it is possible to "rank" Justices in terms of the extent to which their voting patterns are politicized.
Indeed, it is possible to "rank" justices in terms of the extent to which their voting patterns are politicized.
