The phrase "term given to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce and define a specific term or concept. Example: The term given to this phenomenon is "déjà vu."
The term given to books like these is "literary true crime".
"Contraband" was the term given to slaves who escaped rebel territory.
"Sustainable Development" is the term given to the combination of human well-being, social inclusion, and environmental sustainability.
Even among those who age gracefully, few live long enough to become supercentenarians, the term given to those older than 110.
Scattered Sand (its name comes from a dismissive term given to unorganised rural migrants) can be seen as an anthology of ghost stories.
She was escaping her father as much as the Pale of Settlement, the term given to a region of Russia where Jews were allowed to settle.
At 19, Harris-Moore is part of Generation Y, the advertising term given to those of us born in the latter decades of the 20th century.
A Geneva appeals court reduced the term given to Fulgence Niyonteze, while agreeing he had incited Hutu extremists to kill Tutsi and supplied them with weapons.
He points out that a sentence of 20 years would exceed the average term given to defendants convicted of manslaughter, robbery, sexual abuse and child pornography.
Everything on the site starts off in a subReddit — the term given to one of Reddit's roughly 5,000 active discussion categories.
CSI will also be remembered for creating the CSI Effect or CSI Syndrome, the term given to the exaggerated presentation of forensic science on TV shows.
