The phrase "again in the current" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used when referring to a repeated action or situation that is relevant to the present context, but it needs more context to be meaningful.
Example: "We are facing the same challenges again in the current project as we did last year."
Alternatives: "once more in the present" or "repeatedly in the current context".
It remains unclear whether the Obama administration will put her up again in the current session or try someone else.
As seen on Broadway, first in 1973 and again in the current revival, the moment plays a little differently.
Most economists now reckon that the American economy will start to grow again in the current quarter.
Unfortunately, many economists distrust Japan's notoriously volatile statistics: they expect output to fall again in the current quarter.
But then again, in the current technological and political climate, the F.C.C. is not such an unusual forum from which to advance change.
Osborne said Whitehall departments underspent their budgets in previous years and Hands was asking them to find ways of doing so again in the current financial year.
That happened in 2005 and 2006, when the state failed to repay a loan from the federal fund, and it could happen again if the current rise in unemployment continues for several months, said James A. Parrott, chief economist for the Fiscal Policy Institute, a liberal research group.
Again, remarkable in the current in the current climate.
Yesterday's events showed once again that in the current circumstances, the Ukrainian law-enforcement agencies are helpless in the face of radicals, as was the case in February in Kiev, when an armed coup took place, which has brought the country to what is in effect a civil war".
It was proposed that a single ancestor gene, currently conserved from fruit fly to jellyfish to tunicates, was first duplicated to produce the ancestor genes to MyoD/Myf5 and Mrf4/Myog which subsequently duplicated again, resulting in the current MRFs [4], [5].
This is again emphasised in the current investigation by longitudinal profiles of lesion formation produced from OPT images, which indicate just how much lesion size can vary over short lengths of injured vessel.
