The phrase "length terms" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are discussing terms and conditions related to the length of a contract, or any other agreement or arrangement that has a set length of time. For example, "We agreed to a two year contract, and the length terms were non-negotiable."
That's still pretty fast in traditional degree length terms.
Contracts are likely to be for a few years at a time, but the length, terms and prices may vary from place to place.What about the environment?
A spokesman for Glencore said: "All the transactions Glencore has concluded with companies associated with Mr Gertler have been conducted on arm's length terms and all public disclosure requirements applicable to us have been complied with.
The transfer pricing rules aim to ensure that multinationals pay the right amount of tax by determining the taxable profits of each company as if it were an independent entity trading on arm's length terms with other members of the same group.
This insensitivity of the deflection solution of a simply supported nonlocal elastic plate with respect to the small length terms of Eringen׳s model is not correct, as already detailed in the literature (for example, see [2] for beam problems).
where σ r,σ s, and σ d control the kernel support for the three length terms.
The length term is represented by the AC equation with a double well potential.
Thus suitably attired, reporters on the red carpet at the Royal Opera House are confined to a specific section along its length, termed, with no nod to euphemism, a "pen".
The evanescent wave with a set of cross-modes is converted to an added length term of the neck.
Evanescent waves are converted to the added length term of a neck in developing the governing equations.
The first term is the prior term which is the classic boundary length term [25] for smooth segmentation boundaries.
