The phrase 'terminology on' is not grammatically correct and cannot be used in written English.
In order to use the phrase, you need to add a more specific topic or idea after the word 'terminology'. For example, 'terminology on money management' or 'terminology on computer programming'.
Mr. Boehner himself gave a lesson in budget terminology on the House floor as the debate opened.
(Incidentally, I am going along with the prevailing terminology, on Today and in most of the papers, describing Padel's emails as "gossip".
Last Friday, a grand jury in Texas indicted Peterson — or "true billed" him, in the state's terminology — on charges of injury to a child.
Just as the fact that John Terry has friends of varied ethnicities does not excuse him from using racist terminology on the football field.
2.24am BST 60 mins Colin Young (of half-time "turnover" fame) is back, and very happy with the terminology on Johnson's goal: "At least it's still called a 'goal'... heh".
One of the master German stylists of the 20th century, Freud wrote colloquially; the commonly used translation ("The Standard Edition of the Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud," edited by James Strachey and published by Norton) imposes pseudoscientific terminology on his prose.
But that terminology took on a different meaning on Monday when banks across New York City were deluged by abrupt withdrawals of another kind: robberies.
Level of complexity of terminologies on signs Comprehensivity 12.
When these features are employed with mobile devices, they can supplement environmental factors such as signs and room numbers that are off the eye level zone, and difficult medical terminologies on signs.
However, the experts moved beyond the focus on evidence in their discussions on terminology and focused on how what health care systems should look like in the future.
Nevertheless, industrial agriculture or, if you prefer, modern agriculture – your terminology depends on your point of view – reigns supreme.
