The phrase "contemporary ways of" is a correct and usable form of written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to modern methods or approaches to a particular subject. For example, "We must consider contemporary ways of dealing with climate change if we are to make a meaningful impact."
This activity, partly considered as therapeutic, reveals contemporary ways of producing global practices.
Others, such as Hubert Dreyfus and Albert Borgmann, have extended Heidegger's work into more specific critiques of particular technologies and particular contemporary ways of being.
Thus, most contemporary ways of drawing the distinction between moral realism and moral anti-realism begin with linguistic distinctions: It is first asked "Is moral discourse assertoric?" or "Are moral judgments truth apt?" It is not clear that starting with linguistic matters is substantively at odds with seeing the realism/anti-realism distinction as a metaphysical division.
And with our faith in the Incarnation -- God becoming human and dwelling still among us and the Resurrection -- the power of the Risen Lord with us, then everything we try is redeemable and in the mess of the moment the energy of the Spirit will lead inevitably to imaginative, creative and contemporary ways of being Church in the world today.
Contemporary ways of approaching oral health literacy measurement align with broader health literacy measurement trends.
The EBA are among the most significant contemporary ways of conceptualising health care, both theoretically and practically [ 1], and are viewed by advocates as the favoured means of integrating research findings into clinical practice [ 2].
Dr. Lallerstedt, who has been the music director of St. Mark's since 1999, said the new orchestra incorporated the earlier techniques into a contemporary way of playing.
"It's an extremely contemporary way of recreating the road," said Robert Marx, a former executive with both the National Endowment of the Arts and the New York Public Library of the Performing Arts.
"This era opened up a contemporary way of depicting forms – especially the work of Lucienne Day and Jacqueline Groag and the designs for fabrics made by the Festival Pattern Group," she says.
If readers find any errors, the index provides a very contemporary way of making suggestions for corrections that the ancient sages never foresaw and so could not have quibbled with: an e-mail address, [email protected]
The term was meant to describe how cellphones make it easier to live the mobile, contemporary way of life, but critics have complained that "mlife" is vague and opaque.
