The part of the sentence "contemporary generation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a particular age group of people such as the young people of today. For example, "The contemporary generation faces a unique set of challenges in comparison to past generations."
"What Emily brings to the table speaks to a contemporary generation," she said.
The narrator of Ulrich Woelk's novel Rückspiel embodied the indifference of the contemporary generation to political questions.
The contemporary generation of American Buddhists draws again and again on scientific evidence for the power of meditation — EEGs and MRIs and so on — without ever wondering why a scientific explanation of that kind has seldom arisen in Buddhist cultures.
With the entry of the contemporary generation (Gen Y) into the workforce, organizations are interested in leveraging Gen Y's technological preferences when designing their information systems.
In retracing the individual's struggle to control nature and in reviving the thoughts and conscious life of the past, historical study offers any contemporary generation the challenge of making its own vital decisions on the basis of a critical knowledge of the full scope of former human experiences and achievements.
The contemporary generation of seminary trained philosophers in Iran including the prayer leader of Qum, Ayatullah 'Abdullah Javadi Amuli (who has a useful ten volume commentary on the Four Journeys), are all students of the late 'Allama Tabataba'i (d. 1981) who wrote an influential set of glosses on the work of Mulla Sadra.
Its strength, unsurprisingly, is its collection of New Zealand artists, works that range from early sketches of the islands by artists accompanying European explorers, through modern and contemporary generations of New Zealanders of both European and Maori origin.
That this story of four women representing three contemporary generations has a recognizably linear structure, identifiable themes and characters who speak largely in complete, diagrammable sentences -- it's almost Dickensian by Mr. Wellman's standards -- in some ways makes it all the more tantalizing.
Having been labeled as the "id girls" in the past, they represent the unmediated, instinctual desires of a contemporary generation-and the desires and experiences of sharing everything on social media.
In an interview with The Huffington Post, Greenfield expanded upon the Kardashian's immense influence over contemporary generations.
The recognition of HGT as an evolutionary driver in microorganisms has pushed back this boundary, but only to recently dead organisms, because gene-length DNA does not persist beyond a few contemporary generations 6.
