The phrase "a current total of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the present amount or sum of something, often in financial or statistical contexts.
Example: "As of today, we have a current total of 500 units sold this quarter."
Alternatives: "an up-to-date total of" or "the present total of".
ISC's database lists a current total of 220 international schools in China.
The monks' numbers have risen (to a current total of 2,300) and their average age has dropped.
The state's Medicaid enrollment has grown by more than 87,000 people since the recession began, to a current total of 951,543.
An estimated 54,000 military jobs will be cut over the next six to seven years, out of a current total of some 330,000.
Mr. Karami was chosen by 71 deputies out of a current total of 126, according to the Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation television.
The U.S.-led coalition, with a current total of about 140,000 troops, two-thirds of them American, has pledged a complete combat withdrawal by 2014.
This study was conducted using population-based data from the province of Ontario, Canada with a current total population of more than 13 million people [ 12].
Simultaneously, a new loan (credit amount of EUR 0.75 million, interest rate 2%% p.a. + risk premium 7.5%% p.a. due to a current total debt of EUR 2.25 million and the debt limit of EUR 3 million) is taken out.
Since 1967, between 650,000 and 700,000 Palestinians have been detained or jailed by Israel out of a current total occupied population of 3.8 million.
Therefore, with a current total population size of approximately 48,000, we obtain a reasonable estimate of 12,000 individuals in a given generation.
At a current total employment level of 143.9 million people, this means we need an additional 550,000-to-600,000 construction workers.
