"in contemporary context" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an idea or concept that exists or is relevant in the present day. For example: "The concept of 'green living' has become increasingly popular in contemporary context."
By our count in Kingdom Ethics: Following Jesus in Contemporary Context (Intervarsity Press, 2003), fellow ethicist Glen Stassen and I find in the Bible 1,060 uses of the two Hebrew and two Greek words for justice.
ceiling mounted 3D printed liberators on custom metal body, 4.25 x 6.25 x 16 in / 10.8 x 15.9 x 40.6 cm, "The series is about ubiquitous objects in our environment and a shift in contemporary context, the playful and subversive quality of surveillance and data culture in our everyday environments," says Wagenknecht.
This biography copes with Mencken's crankiness, his provinciality and his inability to believe Germany was doing wrong in the 20th century by placing them in contemporary contexts.
This biography copes with Mencken's shortcomings -- crankiness, provinciality and an inability to believe Germany was doing wrong in the 20th century -- by placing them in contemporary contexts.
A graduate with honors from The Institute of American Indian Arts, in 2016 he was the recipient of the Native Arts and Cultures Foundation Artists Fellowship Award for artists who "represent the cultural continuity of Native peoples in contemporary contexts, and are the creative voices of their communities".
The revised version (RHCS) was shown to be practical in a contemporary context in a pilot study in 2007 [ 18, 33] and consists of 46 Likert-scaled items relating to quality of care, with possible responses ranging from 1 = strongly disagree to 5 = strongly agree.
(She also does so in a contemporary context in her 1916 feature film "Shoes").
In a contemporary context in which more and more industries and environments are being -- pardon the cliche -- "disrupted" by different formats, philanthropy is perhaps one of the buckets that has remained relatively stale.
The discussion above clearly shows that we need further and deeper empirical research to understand the relationship between fertility strategy and the life quality of elderly parents in rural areas in the contemporary context.
The term Jew (Ioudaios in New Testament Greek), in the contemporary context may refer to religion (Second Temple Judaism), ethnicity (of Judea), or both.
