The phrase "reputation in terms of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is generally used to talk about how someone or something is viewed or perceived by others. Example: "Her reputation in terms of integrity and honesty is impeccable." This means that she is highly regarded and respected for her honesty and integrity by others.
"As a professional scientist I have to clear this mess up, it's important to protect my reputation in terms of providing accurate scientific information to the public".
This coming deal is the one Kenny and his government have staked their reputation in terms of managing the Irish economy out of crisis.
His reputation has been very, very severely damaged; the Independent's reputation in terms of Johann Hari has been severely damaged," he told the inquiry.
That it would inspire cultural change and boost our reputation in terms of the impact the university's research activities had on the region and nation.
Blackhurst told the inquiry: "His reputation has been very, very severely damaged; the Independent's reputation in terms of Johann Hari has been severely damaged".
The audit, also obtained by the Guardian in a freedom of information request, states that "the college takes appropriate steps to manage its reputation in terms of the international work it takes on".
From his base in India, Bartholomew carries out initial research to identify manufacturers with solid reputations in terms of quality of work and social and ethical compliance.
Being located in the immoral category may have devastating implications for one's reputation and in terms of loss of status, leading to discrimination and marginalisation.
The same report places Sheffield in third place regarding "greenest reputation" and second in terms of the availability of financial incentives.
Should the thirst for more persist, only then will Burgundy start to live up to its reputation, at least in terms of price.
She believes that the academics have a difficult time coping with large class sizes and years of budget cuts, and she thinks that Dalhousie "does not deserve the good reputation it has" in terms of the quality of education it offers.
