The phrase "are currently possible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions, events, or situations that are feasible or achievable at the present time.
Example: "The new features we discussed are currently possible with the latest technology advancements."
Alternatives: "are feasible at the moment" or "can be achieved now".
It will, however, require printers capable of producing far finer details than are currently possible, in order to recreate the tiny cellular structures in livers and kidneys.
These projections about possible surprises in the Electoral College are currently possible because numerous state polls are available comparing the November general performance of the five leading Republican presidential candidates with the three leading Democratic candidates.
(This is akin to what companies like Cover are creatively doing on Android today, where such advances are currently possible).
These types of businesses are currently possible in certain cities right now because of deeper structural changes in the labor market, which I've expanded on in detail here.
Observations taken from the GAINS platforms will complement existing operational systems by filling in holes over oceans, and by delivering observations that are at finer temporal and spatial resolutions than are currently possible.
Such animations are currently possible using Flash technologies.
Some of these probably sound as good as is currently possible, with excellent vinyl pressing.
This would let shops update their prices more quickly and cheaply than is currently possible.
It is currently possible to claim several benefits for the same disability.
"It is currently possible for regional public sector networks to provide Coin connectivity for health services in the region.
At the same time, cloning would provide an unlimited supply of donor hair, allowing far greater hair density than is currently possible.
