The phrase "agreement currently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a present or ongoing agreement or understanding between parties.
Example: "We are reviewing the terms of the agreement currently in place to ensure compliance with the new regulations."
Alternatives: "existing agreement" or "current contract".
The E.U.-Russia Partnership and Cooperation Agreement currently under negotiation should also better reflect these realities.
The North American Free Trade Agreement, currently the largest trade area, produces an estimated $17 trillion in goods and services.
The World Service, which will be funded by the BBC under the new licence fee agreement, currently has an annual Foreign Office grant of £272m.
I'm no fan of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), the massive free-trade agreement currently being negotiated by the US and EU.
The airport lease agreement currently calls for the Port Authority to pay the city just $3 million a year, and an additional amount based on how much money the airports make.
Miguel Arias Cañete, the EU's climate commissioner, said that the 85-page draft agreement currently being poured over by diplomats still contains far too many bracketed options that need to be rapidly narrowed.
It says: There are a number of free trade agreements currently being negotiated by the EU, including with the US and Japan.
The agreements currently being negotiated allow foreign investors, such as tobacco companies, privileged access to huge compensation payments for democratically-made decisions that might threaten their future profits.
In addition to the tax code changes, advisers said Mr. Huntsman would also talk about the need for "substantial regulatory roll-backs," new trade deals beyond the agreements currently pending in Congress, and a new focus on energy independence.
And soon this very well might be our only stick: the most hideous aspect of the three trade agreements currently under negotiation is precisely that they describe a world devoid of any other political actors; it's just companies out there.
Most of them are saddled with huge debts after paying billions for their 3G licences; the agreements currently being struck to share network infrastructure are bound to lead to broader consolidation.To make matters worse, they will find that providing complex data services is a very different business from running a voice network.
