The phrase "increase in terms of" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
You can use it to describe the change or growth of something relative to a specific measure or unit. Example: The company saw an increase in terms of profits over the past year, with a 15% growth compared to the previous fiscal year.
"Those fundamentals are a strong rebound in corporate profitability, an increase in terms of shareholder benefits along with supportive M&A activity," he said.
Not only have we done that but we've put off the increase, in terms of the inflation-linked increase this year, so that doesn't go ahead, and we've cut fuel duty by 1p".
The largest increase in terms of monetary value went to Sir Martin Sorrell, chief executive of global advertising group WPP, who experienced a shareholder revolt over his bumper pay deal this week.
An average attendance of approximately 300 fans doubled to over 600 in 2000, and to around 1,500 the season after – an impressive increase in terms of percentage, but still figures that did little to belie the club's rural roots.
"There's been an increase in terms of the expectations of students, an increase in the numbers of college-bound students," said Joseph Elettotto, a guidance counselor at Ardsley High School.
And he found it worked with a 10x increase in terms of Hadoop usage.
While Android is growing like gangbusters, Apple saw the biggest increase in terms of manufacturers on Millennial's network.
Introducing femtocells inside the buildings, indoor users will experience significant increase in terms of throughput.
For example, two weeks ago we launched Twitter integration, and we've seen a huge increase in terms of people sharing content from their Ning network.
The small water plane area makes the structure very sensitive to weight increase in terms of payload and stability.
The algorithms are quite promising, successful, flexible and practical with significant increase in terms of efficiency and effectiveness for SHM.
