"In the current times" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the present moment or a current time period. For example, "In the current times, more people are using online learning platforms to further their education."
I chanced on one in the current Times Literary Supplement.
This fits with Simon and Jasmine's philosophy of living simply, which ties in with the belief that living off the land is an important step in the current times of climate change and faltering resources.
And in response to the suggestion that few European governments could justify funding a grand prix in the current times of austerity, he said: "Let's wait and see".
A number of examples are presented for substantiating the worth of P. putida as one of the favorite workhorses for sustainable manufacturing of fine and bulk chemicals in the current times of the 4th Industrial Revolution.
In light of the government's efforts to boost the rural economy and the consequent shift in practices from subsistence to commercial farming, there is a need to investigate the practicality of this conservation rule on goat farming in the current times.
Loving the same commercials, whatever it is that happens to stick out in the current times.
Some users, called real-time users, have minimum rate requirements and must be served in the current time slot while others, called non real-time users, do not have strict timing constraints and are served on a best-effort basis.
In the current time of murky, borderless conflict, what does dressing up as a soldier mean?
In the current Time, its former managing editor, Walter Isaacson, urges a solution: "micropayments".
In the current time of overstretch, even the older, more conservative, officer class seems to be changing heart.
Lies We Tell Ourselves set it during the period where integration was just happening in America, whereas What We Left Behind puts it in the current time period.
