$re = '/(?<=>)[0-9A-za-z]*(?=<\/a>)/m';
$str = '<div class="termWrap "><a class="color1" href="/terms/?q=colors" target="_blank">09120000000</a><sup title="Frequency in the text">474</sup></div><div class="termWrap "><a class="color1" href="/terms/?q=designers" target="_blank">09120000000</a><sup title="Frequency in the text">67</sup></div><div class="termWrap "><a class="color1" href="/terms/?q=pantone" target="_blank">09120000000</a><sup title="Frequency in the text">53</sup></div><div class="termWrap "><a class="color1" href="/terms/?q=hue" target="_blank">09120000000</a><sup title="Frequency in the text">44</sup></div><div class="termWrap "><a class="color1" href="/terms/?q=palette" target="_blank">09120000000</a><sup title="Frequency in the text">43</sup></div><div class="termWrap "><a class="color1" href="/terms/?q=printing" target="_blank">09120000000</a><sup title="Frequency in the text">39</sup></div><div class="termWrap "><a class="color1" href="/terms/?q=hues" target="_blank">09120000000</a>';
preg_match_all($re, $str, $matches, PREG_SET_ORDER, 0);
// Print the entire match result
var_dump($matches);
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