The phrase "appropriations for the current" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to budgeting, finance, or government spending, typically referring to funds allocated for a specific time period.
Example: "The committee reviewed the appropriations for the current fiscal year to ensure all departments received adequate funding."
Alternatives: "funding for the present" or "allocations for the ongoing".
On Oct. 23, in signing the $354.8 billion military appropriations bill for the current fiscal year, Mr. Bush lamented Congress's refusal to include a $10 billion war reserve fund.
Administration officials said the White House was expected to look positively on the $10 billion, given that Mr. Bush expressed disappointment this fall when Congress passed a military appropriations bill for the current fiscal year without including a war reserve fund of that amount.
After a $787 billion economic stimulus package and a $410 billion appropriations measure for the current year, "Republicans feel like they can oppose this spending spree and this shifting of power from Main Street to Washington enthusiastically," said Senator Lindsey Graham, a Republican from South Carolina to whom the administration has looked for bipartisanship.
Article IV, Section 8, of the California Constitution specifically notes that "statues calling elections, statutes providing for tax levies or appropriations for the usual current expenses of the State, and urgency statutes shall go into effect immediately upon their enactment.
"But I intend to exercise oversight of future hat appropriations during the current budget cycle".
Appropriations for defense and antiterrorism for the current fiscal year (ending Sept. 30) are $532 billion.
Under a 1985 law that served as the model for the current sequester, annual cuts to appropriations for the Indian Health Service could not exceed 2 percent.
The language that would have continued the lack of funding for inspections did not make it into the Agriculture Department's appropriations bill approved for the 2012 fiscal year, which did not change for the current fiscal year.
It keeps government agencies functioning at current funding levels, and includes additional appropriations for the Pentagon, hurricane relief, veterans health care and other projects.
