The phrase "a current wave of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a recent trend or surge in a particular phenomenon, event, or behavior.
Example: "There is a current wave of interest in sustainable living practices among young people."
Alternatives: "a recent surge of" or "a new trend of".
The Brooklyn exhibition is part of a current wave of reinterpretation of quilters' lives and practices.
This forecast by one of the chief organizers of post-war European unification came as an antidote to a current wave of doubt and pessimism about the outcome of Britain's application to join Europe.
Her explanation for the trend, which is echoed by dermatologists with adolescent patients, is this: The influence of bronzed pop stars like Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera, combined with a current wave of nut-brown fashion models who have supplanted pallid beauties of the 90's like Kate Moss and pop stars like Courtney Love.
However, a current wave of scholarship suggests a differing approach in which the social returns but significantly altered.
It's a bit like a visit to the big Swedish home interiors store, popular with a current wave of minimalist Britain.
As a result, he said, Japan is only now beginning to produce musicians with international appeal, including a current wave of contemporary acts that is garnering success.
At any given time, an executive is likely to feel more or less inundated by a current wave, unsure of what all the commotion is about, unable to avoid the topic in conversation and yet suspicious that the latest "killer app" may be mostly hype.
A report by The King's Fund, a healthcare thinktank, suggested the current wave of plans had "created an industry for management consultants".
And Mr. Winters, 60, counts as a pioneer in the current wave of Ensor disciples.
Mr. Seselj has opposed calling early elections, saying that the Democrats would unfairly win a landslide riding the current wave of enthusiasm for Mr. Kostunica.
The principles and practices of corporate social responsibility (CSR) date back more than a century, but the current wave of interest in this topic is unprecedented.
