The phrase "term for designating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific word or phrase that is used to identify or label something.
Example: "The term for designating a person who studies insects is 'entomologist'."
Alternatives: "label for identifying" or "phrase for referring to".
These observations emphasize the need for complete characterization of hESC lines, particularly the effects of long-term culture, and the design of guidelines for designating therapeutic-grade hESCs.
The system not only captures initial responses to questions in an open-text format, but it also "mines" students' responses (in real time) for designated terms or phrases of interest (such as, in the present study, pressure/s/ed/ing and force/d).
In this paper we use the term "reserve" for land designated for production.
A first problem has to do, once again, with definitional accuracy: defining the SF of 'university' as \(\lambda x [\textrm{purpose} [x w] \mathbin \textit{advanced study and teaching} [w]]\) seems inadequate to reflect the subtle differences in meaning among 'university' and related terms designating institutions for higher education, such as 'college' or 'academy'academy
We hypothesised that changing prednisolone for dexamethasone (a term we designated 'steroid switch') would be associated with tumour responses and could re-induce sensitivity to abiraterone.
The interim president, Jocelerme Privert, took office on February 14 , 2016 for a term designated to end June 14.
For rigidly designating terms, this raises the question of how to evaluate atomic formulas at worlds in which their referents do not exist.
For simplicity, we have used the term TRPM3 to designate the splice variant TRPM3α2 (Oberwinkler et al., 2005) for the remainder of the manuscript.
The term adenoma, for instance, designates a benign epithelial tumour that either arises in endocrine glands or forms a glandular structure.
The term inheritance also designates the property itself.
