The phrase "contemporary terminology" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the language, words, or phrases that are currently used and understood in a specific field or context. You can use it when discussing a certain topic or subject that has its own specific vocabulary or terminology. Example: The study of digital media requires an understanding of contemporary terminology such as "viral content" and "influencer marketing."
Borrowing contemporary terminology from Formula One, this propulsion system is called the power unit and it generates a combined 573-hp and 476 lb-ft of torque.
I thought this was an excellent term to capture the fact that contemporary terminology is not always consonant with the past.
Then he shows, in contemporary terminology, that any two simply infinite systems, or any two models of the Dedekind-Peano axioms, are isomorphic (so that the axiom system is categorical).
One can read the perfectionist tradition as proffering objective theories of what a significant existence is, even if their proponents do not frequently use contemporary terminology to express this.
(Cook Wilson often talks in this context of 'activities of consciousness', as opposed to 'forms of consciousness' or 'frames of mind', but the view is perhaps better stated in the contemporary terminology of 'mental states'. Cook Wilson's language will be retained here).
As one would say in contemporary terminology, a chain is the minimal closure of a set A in a set B containing A under a function f on B (where being "minimal" is conceived of in terms of the general notion of intersection).
Before seeing for themselves, they dismissed the women's report as "nonsense," a word which in contemporary medical terminology referred to delirium.
Using the contemporary ecophysiological terminology, climbers should thus have a lower stem mass ratio (i.e. ratio of stem dry mass to whole-plant biomass) and greater leaf mass and area ratios (respectively, ratios of total leaf mass or leaf area to whole-plant mass) than self-supporting plants.
Within a contemporary transformation of terminology in the field of Science, incorporating skill-based terminology, such as inquiry and investigation with its many variations and epistemological, psychological, and/or educational meaning, has led to a more hands-on approach to the field as a whole (Giordan 2010).
Included are both modern developments and contemporary changes in terminology as well as recently established terms.
The modern developments and contemporary changes in terminology have been included, as well as recently established terms.
