The phrase "suggests terms" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to talk about the conditions or specific details that are proposed or recommended for some arrangement or agreement. Example: The union has presented a counteroffer that suggests more favorable terms for their members.
Cash Flow: Shipping Costs Juergen Kneifel suggests terms business owners should know.
1. Search Autocomplete: Auto suggests terms, keywords, contact names and labels within the Gmail search box.
One such system is the Protégé plug-in TerMine (Frantzi et al., 2000), which suggests terms by analyzing the frequencies of word tuples in a text for a given query.
Bail was agreed – with him suggesting terms to the non-technical solicitors and judge.
He suggested terms like "harmonious revolution" and, instead of "Renaissance," "Neo-sance".
Recently, Bettina Wulff, wife of Christian Wulff, a former president of Germany, asked Google to cease suggesting terms like "prostituierte" after her name.
They have also forced Google to disable a function that lets the search engine suggest terms and on Wednesday night even briefly blocked access nationwide to Google's main search engine and other services like Gmail.
They also have forced Google to disable a function that lets the search engine suggest terms, and on Wednesday night even briefly blocked access nationwide to Google's main search engine and other services like Gmail.
Vacation Homes Unlimited, with both Internet and directory memberships ($30 and $65), has a particularly useful site with a section covering such matters as suggested terms of an exchange agreement and insurance.
Autoregressive indicators suggest terms in the denominator, and indicators of moving averages suggest terms in the numerator.
As it begins to learn from these outcomes, the idea is that the AI tech will be able to pick out and suggest terms and phrasing that leads most often to success.
