"this very term" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific period of time that you are referring to. For example, "I have been learning Spanish for this very term."
So intense and extensive is this dynamic that the very term "African art" is at some important level useless, if not misleading.
"I choose this very upsetting term, useless, to highlight the fact that we are talking about useless from the viewpoint of the economic and political system, not from a moral viewpoint," he says.
This very American term for lack of orthodoxy derives, according to my Funk & Wagnalls dictionary, from Samuel A. Maverick, 1803-1870, a "Texas lawyer who did not brand his cattle".
While many instruments spoke of semi-structured interviews as a way to identify items, this very general term actually provides little information about what was found and how.
But clinicians have to make decisions about long-term treatment for their patients, usually based on this very short-term information.
Due to this very long-term behavior, hazard forecasting becomes challenging, in particular for short-term time frames (days to few months).
"Blizzard's been able to be successful that way because there's been this very long-term thinking.
Opening areas like Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil drilling will provide only a slight -- and temporary -- change in this very long-term trend.
The metal is traditionally seen as a barometer of global activity although this very long-term chart (which we ran near the market peak in 2011) doesn't suggest a great deal of reliability.
Interestingly, studies have also indicated that this very long-term survival might not simply be the result of early detection.
