The phrase "are currently finding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ongoing discoveries or realizations in the present moment.
Example: "Researchers are currently finding new evidence that supports the theory."
Alternatives: "are presently discovering" or "are in the process of finding".
We are currently finding out the exact nature of any advice".
Political scientists are currently finding little evidence that gender bias significantly influences how we vote.
Due to their unique properties, nanocrystalline composites are currently finding applications in high-radiation environments.
The party adds: "We are currently finding out the exact nature of any advice.
And states wouldn't be lumbered with fixed-interest repayments which so many are currently finding impossible to meet.
Contract systems are widely adopted in statically typed languages and are currently finding their entrance in dynamically-typed programming languages.
He may be the man who convinced the world to savour vegetables, but Ottolenghi is currently finding it harder with Max, now two and a half.
France is abiding by these "transitory regulations", but the issue remains politically explosive, as the home secretary is currently finding out.
Sophie, now 15, is studying at a "progressive school", Auster says with a smile, while his 25-year-old son Daniel, from his first marriage, "is currently finding himself - ask me again in a couple of years".
Then again, stranger things have happened: Universal is currently finding critical and commercial success with Minions, a movie about tiny yellow unintelligible creatures who few ever expected to transcend their status as comedy sidekicks in the Despicable Me movies.
Ed Sykes, 34, a science communicator living in east London, also plans to leave his brain or body to science, and is currently finding out which would be of greater benefit.
