The phrase "a statement of the current" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a declaration or explanation regarding the present situation or status of something.
Example: "The report includes a statement of the current financial status of the company."
Alternatives: "a declaration of the present" or "an account of the current situation."
But technology has allowed us to find a statement of the current moment, like when color came along or animation made a huge leap".
If the group cannot initiate new assessment activities it will integrate the review into a statement of the current knowledge status, with recommendations for further assessment activities to be initiated by other relevant actors.
A complete theory of change has three parts: a statement of the current reality, a desired future, and a path to get from one to the other.
The paper then turns to thinking about FARD, and begins with a statement of the current conventional wisdom, derived from the World Food Summit, but also from the work of other international agencies working in the area.
That's not a commentary on the skill-set of Vick vs. Foles, but rather a statement on the current state of the Iggles.
Again, while this study cannot make a statement on the current state of efficiency in the interplay between both sectors, it should be the starting point for further analysis, which focusses on implementing a well-functioning cross-sector needs-based planning regime.
The Living Planet Index (LPI) is also used to measure biodiversity and is considered to be a statement of the general current situation in biodiversity globally.
Murphy sees the exemplar as an imaginary patient who has the ideal textbook form something like Thagard's network, and the narrative it provides of a disorder, and only that disorder, although the textbook needs to thought of as a statement of the final theory, and not any current work in psychiatry.
A clear statement of the current technical limitations of these methods is included and forthcoming developments, which might possibly open new horizons for dating fluvial archives in the near future, are summarised.
Fulfilling all of the stringent health and safety rules and broadcasting conditions was testing (this included a "scenario planning" session involving the police and emergency services where extreme possibilities including "death on the plinth" were explored) but we persisted and the net, the security guards and the portacabins became a statement of our current obsessions.
That these nations are allowed to compete in the Olympic Games is a far truer statement of the current perspective of the IOC than some meaningless "agreement" with a host city every two years.
