The phrase "a bit of current" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a small amount of something that is happening or trending at the moment, often in discussions about news or events.
Example: "I just wanted to share a bit of current news regarding the upcoming election."
Alternatives: "a little bit of news" or "a small update".
(This book reminds me a bit of the current fashion hit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art where the works of Prada and Schiaparelli are being offered under the title "Impossible Conversations". This show of contrasting design generations runs until Aug 19.Don't miss it!).
"I suppose a little bit of current selection and a little bit of looking towards the future as well," he said.
"I'd rather trade off a little bit of current dividend yield for sustainable dividend growth," says Chuck Carlson, editor of DRIP Investor.
A bit of background: The current show was inspired by the 1980 movie musical of the same name.
The Codec Central page has quite a bit of information on current codecs and developing technologies, at www.icanstream.tv/codeccentral.
In a bit of trickery on the current menu, Mr. Waltuck dices Yukon gold potatoes small enough to pass for risotto.
Brad Gilbert and Chris Evert have both mentioned Keys as a potential top 5 player, but Bollettieri urges a bit of caution as the current dominant forces in women's tennis are not planning on disappearing anytime soon.
We'r havin a bit of harmless banter!" A current post appearing on their Facebook page describes a graphic incident of a man knocking a woman "clean out with one smack" and leaving "her for dead on the side of the road".
Dr. Mead used to work for the government's Fish and Wildlife service, in Washington, but not long ago became curator of fishes at Harvard's Museum of Comparative Zoology (a bit of swimming against the current that makes him the equal of the Chinook salmon).
Even more than MTV, which sometimes tries to teach the kids a bit of history (by letting current rappers choose their favorite older song, for instance), Fuse's programming exists in a perpetual pop present, in which only a handful of hits matter.
