"coined term" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a newly created phrase or expression, usually intended to communicate some specific meaning. For example, you might say, "The term 'data mining' was a coined term, originally coined to refer to the process of gathering and analyzing data."
Their arrests led to headlines that included "wolf pack" and the coined term "wilding" that fueled racial divisions.
During the jet age, avionics, a coined term meaning "aviation electronics," has seen a rapid growth in every aspect, including navigation, instrumentation, communication, safety, and landing assistance.
(a) The common or usual name of a food, which may be a coined term, shall accurately identify or describe, in as simple and direct terms as possible, the basic nature of the food or its characterizing properties or ingredients.
Not only do both of them link Pakistan to Iran, Syria, and Libya politically--by showing ties between the countries--they further connect the countries through religion by using the coined term: Islamic bomb.
The fact that it was a fully coined term made me feel it was OK to not exist on the same level as everyone else, it was OK to be comfortable doing your own thing".
To him, the intoxicating thing about psychosurgery -- Moniz's coined term for psychiatric surgery -- was its potential to sever the links between the over-excited emotions of an unhealthy thalamus and the behavioral functions of the prefrontal lobes of the brain.
Klein, who's coined terms such as "hope-over" (hope hangover) and "hope-lash" (backlash against hope), said the first 100 days has been a "hopercoaster," a rollercoaster of hope.
Asked once to list his best attributes, Müller famously described himself as a Raumdeuter, a self-coined term that means something like "space interpreter".
-- My favorite, newly-coined term by Barack Obama.
The loans also showcase impact investing, a newly-coined term and growing movement of organizations looking for new ways to unlock capital for good.
And despite being a recently-coined term, this is not a new trend or a sign that the tech apocalypse is upon us.
