"standards in terms of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the criteria or expectations for something. Example: Our company has high standards in terms of customer service. We strive to ensure that each customer is satisfied with their experience.
"They may not be up to Ford's standards in terms of preventative maintenance.
We did so little by little, setting high standards in terms of excellence.
The results were then evaluated against strict minimum capital standards, in terms of both overall capital and tangible common equity.
"These projects are not big by wider government standards in terms of value but they're big to us given the global dispersion of the Foreign Office," said Meyer.
Lynn Nicholls, headteacher of Sale high school, said she stood by her decision, which "reflected the school's high standards in terms of student behaviour, welfare and safeguarding.
And it's not just the issues of broadcast standards, in terms of what we can depict and what language characters can use.
Mr Oborne, a quixotic but highly respected commentator, warmed up by accusing his employer of plummeting editorial standards, in terms of quality and seriousness.
"We have pretty high standards in terms of what we believe in terms of the way pass protection should be handled," Colts Coach Jim Caldwell said.
In a keynote speech, sponsored by SocietyGuardian.co.uk, Mr Grayson, will argue that charities, particularly sector leaders, should ensure high standards in terms of environmental performance, health and safety, equal opportunities and impact on the local community.
Andrew Cliff, the university's pro-vice-chancellor of personnel, said that the department had "made insufficient progress towards meeting Cambridge standards in terms of research quality" and that "the status quo cannot be allowed to continue".
The networks have also pushed their standards in terms of nudity, beginning with "NYPD Blue" eight years ago and more recently have begun including much more explicit language in shows like "The Job" on ABC.
