The phrase "ability to maintain current" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity to keep up with ongoing situations, trends, or standards.
Example: "The candidate demonstrated a strong ability to maintain current knowledge of industry developments."
Alternatives: "capacity to stay updated" or "skill in keeping current".
Since the establishment of the first national park (Yellowstone National Park in 1872) and the first wildlife refuge (Pelican Island in 1903), dramatic changes have occurred in both ecological and cultural landscapes across the U.S. The ability of these protected areas to maintain current levels of biodiversity depend, at least in part, on the integrity of the surrounding landscape.
In its annual report, the committee argues that the 11.3% reduction in budgets for British intelligence agencies "will inevitably have an impact on the ability of all three agencies to maintain current levels of coverage of all aspects of the threat".
Kushner's ability to maintain his current portfolio, which includes classified briefings, could change next week.
And new questions — from troubled off-balance sheet affiliates to its ability to maintain its current dividend — seem to sprout up each week.
It should be noted that even when the book was written, 78percentt of middle-class millionaires were "very or extremely concerned about their ability to maintain their current financial position".
Here's a promising metric for Amazon, in terms of its ability to maintain its current lead in the voice computing market: 42 percent of smart speaker owners have two or more devices, according to Edison Research.
Repeats with a multiple of three base lengths are candidates for genic regions due to their ability to maintain the current reading frame while potentially providing for a repetitive amino acid sequence.
[C9.] OPEC Expected to Maintain Output OPEC is expected to maintain current production levels when it meets today.
