The phrase ‘contemporary developments’ is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to recent trends, changes, ideas, or events that have taken place in a given field or area. For example: In light of contemporary developments in technology, many universities have switched to a completely online learning environment.
Its nature is austere, though it may include contemporary developments in art and science.
The show links their story and achievements to subsequent and contemporary developments in the history of comic making in the borough.
Regarded in a certain light, ancient Egypt was a culture of living museums — incessantly maintained, periodically refurbished, and kept up to date with contemporary developments.
The degree to which his flute improvements were completely innovative or represent refinements of contemporary developments is a matter of controversy.
King is passionate about the arts and deeply in touch with contemporary developments, while retaining a teenager's affection for rock'n'roll's possibilities.
Attracted by contemporary developments in ceramic sculpture in California and by San Francisco figurative painters, Ms. Frey moved to San Francisco in 1960.
But there's a contemporary development with respect to volume, in the dual sense of quantity and loudness.
If they had, they would have been embarrassed to contrast American decisiveness in 1947 with their own lack of coherence and ambition with respect to contemporary development challenges.
A related contemporary development, pursued by William Alston and others, is the claim that religious experience constitutes an entirely proper basis for religious beliefs.
The flat is in a new development called The Cube, which is described as "a contemporary development of stylish apartments, in a location that offers the opportunity to live London life to the full".
To insist on a 19th-century city of mixed-use blocks, only for it to be blown away by a contemporary development of single-use megastructures, does not work.
