"remove the terms" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when talking about removing specific terms or words from a sentence, document, or agreement. Example: "Before signing the contract, make sure to carefully read through it and remove any terms that you do not agree with."
Smith will co-sponsor a bill with his fellow Liberal Cory Bernardi and Senate crossbenchers David Leyonhjelm and Bob Day to remove the terms "insult" and "offend" from section 18C of the act.
The proposed revision of Rule 48 would remove the terms "blindside" and "lateral" from the definition of what constitutes an illegal head shot, allowing referees to call more penalties for head contact than the eight called under the rule last season.
The perturbative expansion allows one to identify and remove the terms that would otherwise result in an apparent singularity and isolate the regular part of the numerical method.
We decided not to remove the terms completely because they are widely used in both the acoustic duetting and Drosophila courtship literature.
To do this, we first calculate the hash value for words of length ℓ, and we then remove the terms corresponding to the don't care positions in the underlying pattern.
This article was amended on 11 February 2016 to remove the term "sex work" relating to children.
Carol Povey, director of the National Autistic Society's Centre for Autism, said: "The term Asperger Syndrome is a core part of their identity for many people and they understandably feel anxious about moves to remove the term.
Wendy's International, the No. 3 United States hamburger chain, said yesterday that it would remove the term "Biggie" from its French fries and drinks, switching to the terms small, medium and large.
Police officers first raised concerns about bashment more than a year ago when the licensing officer, PC Darren Rhodes, advised Seda to remove the term from a flyer that also advertised music genres including R&B, garage, house and hip-hop.
For simplicity, in what follows, we remove the term '([z;w])' from the subscript in equation (6).
In this paper, we shall further improve this theorem by using the weighted Ricci curvature condition and remove the term of the S-curvature.
