"create the term" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the formation of a new word or phrase. For example, "We had to create the term 'digital nomad' to accurately define a person who works while traveling."
He had helped create the term in 1980 as a graduate student in an academic paper he co-wrote with his adviser, David Patterson, a Berkeley computer scientist.
This situation led German geologist H.E. Beyrich, in 1854, to create the term Oligocene for rocks in the North German Basin and Mainz Basin and to insert it between the Eocene and the Miocene in the stratigraphic scheme.
His bill has the support of several good-government groups including Citizens Union and Common Cause New York, and New Yorkers for Term Limits, a group financed by the billionaire cosmetics heir Ronald S. Lauder that in 1993 ran the original campaign to create the term limits.
We create the term "M(Art)World" to capture the essence of this aesthetically oriented strategy.
"So Van Buren and his supporters didn't create the term, but kept it very much alive".
Festival organizers create the term "Matter Out of Place" for the new restrictions for costume that make debris.
The difference is that the Sierra Leoneans have the power to shape the destiny of their own nation and create the terms of their own development.
Dan is working to create the terms of a new industry and ensure that workers' rights are top priority.
Brand himself created the term personal computer.
In its early years, the company sold the first medicines ever produced in tablet form, creating the term "tabloid".
Its relationship with Intel created the term "Wintel" to denote the standard operating technology in most personal computers.
