The phrase "preferable in terms of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to compare two things and express a preference for one over the other. Example: "In terms of cost, the new product is preferable to the old one." This means that the new product is better or more favorable in terms of cost compared to the old one. Another example: "She found the apartment preferable in terms of location, but the size was a bit small." This sentence means that the person liked the location of the apartment more than its size.
Although they may be preferable in terms of glamour and stage presence to the bloke-bands we churn out here, the idea of a pretty face up front who, in the case of Nightwish vocalists Tarja Turunen and, her recent replacement Anette Olzon, haven't had much say in writing the music, is not exactly what Joan Jett was fighting for.
"More than just being "problematic," the implication remains that white actors, even generic white actors with zero box office draw, are preferable in terms of domestic and overseas box office than culturally-specific (minority) actors who actually look like the people they are supposed to be playing".
The smooth ρ of Fig. 17 remains preferable in terms of (bar varepsilon ), though.
The results showed that the BCR is preferable in terms of energy efficiency.
One is more preferable in terms of area whereas the other is superior in terms of power consumption.
However, for hardware implementation, controllers with lower orders are preferable in terms of computing efforts and cost.
The restriction in turn is not equally effective and, therefore, no preferable measure in terms of Article 2.2 TBT.
In the past decades, most previous palmprint recognition systems that were designed on the basis of natural light, have achieved more preferable results in terms of recognition accuracy, matching speed, and security.
While some environmentalists are determined to shut hydrofracturing down, the report says that shale gas can be safely extracted, and at relatively low cost, and is preferable to coal in terms of emissions that contribute to global warming.
One study recently suggested that some noise, such as the background buzz of a coffee shop, may be preferable to silence, in terms of creativity; moreover, physical mess may be as beneficial for some people as an impeccably tidy workspace is for others.
In conclusion, the prevention of infection is preferable to treatment in terms of both patient outcome and cost of treatment [4, 23, 24, 25].
