The phrase "a current operation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an ongoing or active process, task, or project at the present time.
Example: "The team is focused on a current operation that aims to improve our customer service response times."
Alternatives: "an ongoing operation" or "a present operation".
But in an interview over the weekend, a former British counter-terrorism official, who did not want to be identified discussing a current operation, said that a number of known Islamic militants have traveled to Sweden in the past two years.
Probably because his clientele is stationed stateside, he says he hasn't heard a CIA case officer, as the spy handlers are called, pour out his (or her) grief over a current operation -- or terrorist interrogation.
If a low current operation of 0.1 μA is achieved, then an even larger memory size of 28 Pbit/sq in.
If it chooses to continue to lash out at Israel's civilians, it could find itself face to face with a ground offensive, a development that would take the current operation to a new level.
It was found that in our FCVA systems, there exists an optimum arc current operation for obtaining the maximum plasma efficiency.
A senior Israeli military officer said that a goal of the current operation was to push Mr. Arafat to make arrests.
The current operation, a handful of mostly young true believers, views her as "a very important part of the campaign," Hammond said.
We need to continue with our current operation, an operation that will increase stability in a volatile area of the world and help us protect ourselves before we are again attacked in America.
He acknowledged that the police had sustained some casualties, but declined to give details until a briefing after the current operation was over.
Ms Kaag describes a week of the current operation as being the equivalent of several months of any other the OPCW has undertaken since its formation in 1997.
The control input is updated by using both the information of reference trajectory of the current operation as a feedback term and the input signals in previous operations as a feedforward term.
