The phrase 'in the highest terms' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something in the most positive or extreme way possible. Example: "I cannot praise her performance enough; she truly exceeded our expectations in the highest terms."
B. H. Fairchild spoke of his poems in the highest terms and read them with great feeling.
I mean that he treated the novel in the highest terms, considered it a metaphysical vessel, a form for the examination of the self and its strivings.
On 25 August 1930, 40 years after her death, Col. Enrique Phillips wrote an article dedicated to her in El Mercurio that brought her into attention, in which he praised her in the highest terms, saying: "The Judiths of Chile were many in that glorious time, but none exceeded in valour Irene Morales, the paragon of Chilean women".
More importantly, Table 2 shows that the coefficient c in the highest term of the fitted curve gives a negative value for the Sq amplitude in all the geomagnetic stations shown in Figure 5.
[Radium] is an element of atomic weight 226, the highest term in the alkaline earth series, calcium, strontium, barium.
At that time, he said, "rental rates were in the high teens" in terms of dollars per square foot annually.
Equations with a one-time derivative appearing in the highest order term are called pseudoparabolic and arise in many areas of mathematics and physics.
Superficial injury resulted in the highest short-term disability, due to a high incidence, despite the short course of disability.
Superficial injury resulted in the highest short-term disability, due to a high ED and clinical incidence.
All rigid spheres can be found by this procedure, though the resulting hypersurface does not have to be rigid in the higher-order terms a priori.
Among the cultivated fruits in Bangladesh, it is the highest in terms of acres and second highest in terms of production.
