The phrase "a current case" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a legal matter or situation that is presently ongoing or relevant.
Example: "The lawyer presented evidence related to a current case that could set a precedent for future rulings."
Alternatives: "an ongoing case" or "a present case".
And that's why a current case on the Supreme Court's docket has resonated so deeply with the public.
Every month we will publish news of an 'urgent action'; that is a current case of human rights abuse that Amnesty would like to draw wider attention to.
A current case, in which a woman was charged 280percentt interest, is the first significant legal challenge to the practices of the flourishing new industry.
A current case involves a mother of four with a history of mental illness who was evicted from her council flat for rent arrears.
A current case identified by Maria Juega, a board member of the Latin American Legal Defense and Education Fund, is the April 2 arrest of Eber Gonzalez Mazariegos, who made a U-turn in Mount Holly.
What has tended to happen throughout my working lifetime is for information and commentary on a current case to be provided by those who are not involved and who have been briefed at relatively short notice.
The development of the Framework for Responsible Sharing of Genomic and Health-Related Data [ 2] also serves as a current case-in-point.
For a reference surface, in this current case a polished surface from the same tool steel is compared.
Each measure treats time as an irreversible character, in the current case, a 17 state character for each unique FAD.
Contamination is not an issue in the current case as a high load of C. jejuni was observed without any trace of 16S rDNA in the non-template controls (See Figure 1).
A simulation begins by creating a community (in the current case composed of 10,000 individuals) and then seeding it with the infection of an initial group of randomly-chosen community adults.
