"contemporary age" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the current era in which we live. For example, "In the contemporary age, technology has transformed the way people live and work."
Jumping into the contemporary age, Mr. Janssens has carved out a second niche for himself.
Which is a shame as it was of similar size and contemporary age (2300-2000BC) to its stone neighbour and is just as mysterious.
She said the content "not only reflects the contemporary age we live in, but spurs us on to visualize an even better one.
Mr. Tufeld's broadcasting career began in the 1940s in radio and reached into the contemporary age of television on "The Simpsons".
Less popular but more daring were Dai Wangshu and Li Jinfa, poets published in Xiandai ("Contemporary Age"), a Shanghai literary magazine.
The fate of the truly modern nomad is, rather, a ceaseless inner conflict between ways of life and value systems; this very quality has made the nomad an emblematic figure of the contemporary age.
In addition to suffering from many of the usual complaints of contemporary aging (high blood pressure, high cholesterol, kidney disease, congestive heart failure), he had endured illnesses unusual for any age and era: viral meningitis, West Nile encephalitis, an autoimmune disorder whose identity evaded the best doctors at the Cleveland Clinic.
Several studies, such as the Longevity Gene Study (Barzilai et al. 2001), the Leiden Longevity Study LLSS) (Mooijaart et al. 2011), the New England Centenarian Study (NECS) (Terry et al. 2004), and the Long Life Family Study LLFSS) (Newman et al. 2011) include comparisons of the offspring of LLI (who are assumed to have inherited some longevity factors) to contemporary age-matched controls.
The fifth floor brings us into the contemporary art age (1965 to today), with an astonishing array of contemporary works.
By 1924, Lamballe was a première danseuse, and she was a contemporary in age, only two years younger than Zelda.
The contemporary "ecological age" of the Baltic Sea is about 8,000 years ([1] and references therein).
