The phrase "a current selection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific group of items or options that are available at the present time.
Example: "Our store features a current selection of seasonal clothing that is perfect for the upcoming holidays."
Alternatives: "an up-to-date collection of" or "a present assortment of".
We realize that the accelerating technology would certainly engender new and improved genome browsers that are currently not available to be adopted and our current selection of a specific technology is likely to change as new technologies become available.
Special care was taken in optimizing experimental conditions and variables, e.g., X-ray tube voltage and current, selection of an adequate shiftvalue to compensate the mismatching between the specimen-rotating center and incident X-ray beam, and window level and width for contrast adjustment.
Hulu says it will add new GIFs to the site within "days or weeks" after new episodes air, depending on the content, and more GIFs are being added to the current selection of shows on a daily basis.
This selection will likely replace the current selection of emoji, which are basically a holdover from an earlier era and resemble chat emoticons.
This is a reassuring message for health decision-makers who intend to enlarge the current selection of groups to other pharmacological classes and other types of users (removing the current restriction to the new users target population).
As mentioned in the earlier study [ 21], it is not clear whether the patterns and sequence of events observed with the current selection of patients can be generalized to patients with a slower or faster disease progression rate.
The current selection of 59 works on paper features drawings, prints, photographs and watercolors.
The current selection of encaustic panels and collages illustrates Ms. Stuart's longstanding interest in natural cycles of renewal.
(Click on www.villageleap.com to view the current selection of woven scarves from the village of Robib in north central Cambodia. Major credit cards cheerfully accepted).
"Publishers were slow to react and slow to embrace electronic books," he said, calling the current selection of electronic books "pitiful".
