The phrase "also in the current" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is relevant or applicable in the present context or situation.
Example: "The findings from the previous study are significant, and they are also in the current research."
Alternatives: "also in the present" or "also in the ongoing".
Ms. Okudzeto is also in the current artists-in-residence show organized by Christine Kim at the Studio Museum in Harlem.
His most recent pictures, electric-blue-on-blue photograms of warped window screens that resemble twisted torsos or gushing water, are also in the current Whitney Biennial.
Some provisions in the new law, like setting up of special homes and judicial boards for juveniles, were also in the current juvenile justice law, passed in 1997.
We are all perhaps on the verge of a great open-mindedness, also, in the current decline of the word "heresy" which might once have been applied to the act of taking part in one of our modern dialogues.
In the past three years Spielberg has released three movies -- "A.I.," "Minority Report" and "Catch Me if You Can" -- that are not only, individually and in the aggregate, as good as anything he has ever done; these films are also, in the current artistic and technological circumstances, as good as it is possible to imagine movies to be.
And when you're talking about platform power, you are also — in the current era — talking about adtech.
The DS theory also supports the use of 'unknown' as a state, which is also useful in the current problem.
This phenomenon is also possible in the current synthesis because Hg lamp employed possesses some amount of visible light also.
He's also starring in the current Kenco coffee ad.
Oblak will compete with Miguel Angel Moya, who has also joined in the current transfer window from Getafe.
(He is also included in the current "Some New Minds" at the P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center in Long Island City, Queens).
