The term "terminology work" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the work of researching, creating, and defining technical terms in a particular subject area. For example, "The linguists conducted extensive terminology work while developing the new international dialect."
Therefore, terminology work of standardization bodies is not a mere collection of terminological elements but the creation of new ones.
No party can function on the basis of a rule book, or to put it in corporate terminology, work as per a standard operating procedure manual.
For example, ISO 704:2009 Terminology Work – Principles and methods has been developed for this specific purpose (ISO, 2009).
Since naturally growing terminologies will contain synonymy, a certain approach to terminology work needs to be followed to identify synonymic relations among entries with identical terms.
Systematic terminology work is corpus-based: from relevant sources of a domain, term candidates (= primary information) and terms' meanings, uses, grammatical categories etc. (= secondary information) will be drawn.
The methodological consequence is that terminology work needs to include some sort of redundancy when it comes to the description of meaning: each term going into the concept comparison needs to contain information elements that serve to identify the concept and help decide whether two terms represent the same concept.
For more details about the PMIPv6 works and its terminologies the work by [23] can be reviewed.
For example, the International Standards Organization (ISO) is currently finalizing fraud of material goods terminology in Working Group 2 of Technical Committee 247 Fraud Countermeasures and controls (this does not include digital copyright piracy) (ISO, 2010).
The chapter outlines the concepts, terminologies and working of microcontroller systems and introduces programming and system design using programmable interface controller (PIC) series of microcontrollers manufactured by Microchip Technology Inc.
Expressing hope for an initial seven-day truce next week, Mr Kerry said there was "still some terminology... to work through" but he was confident there was a "fundamental framework that can and will ultimately work".
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