in terms of sth
prep. phr..prep. phr.. you use this to show which specific part of a topic you are talking about.
prep. phr.. a complex prepositional phrase used to specify the particular aspect, category, or metric being considered within a broader topic.
The job is great in terms of salary.
In terms of size, the new office is much better than our old one.
The project was a success in terms of public engagement, even if it failed to meet its primary financial targets.
usually followed by a noun or a gerund to narrow the focus of a statement.
this phrase is a useful 'signposting' tool for students moving into academic or professional writing to help them organize their points logically.
in terms of to save moneyin terms of saving moneythe preposition 'of' must be followed by a noun or a gerund (-ing form), not an infinitive.