The phrase "are currently processing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an action is happening at the present moment, often in contexts related to handling requests, transactions, or data.
Example: "We are currently processing your application and will notify you once a decision has been made."
Alternatives: "are in the process of" or "are handling".
Archivists at the Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection are currently processing the papers of Robert L. Van Nice and blogging about the process.
They are currently processing more than 400 applications, reports NPR.
They are currently processing 1B transactions per quarter.
"We are currently processing these documents for release," said the State Department spokesman, John Kirby.
Although the migrants have a legal right to request asylum in the U.S., customs officials in San Diego are currently processing only a few dozen claims a day.
Courts are currently processing about 1,000 detainees, largely picked up in a series of sweeps by security forces through poor neighbourhoods in and around Harare, as well as other cities, since the unrest began.
It has processed more than $500 million in transactions so far and is currently processing $4 million in transactions per day.
It is currently processing over 25 million feeds and crunching through billions of articles published everyday," claims Feedly in a blog post announcing the launch.
"The U.S. claims that there is a so-called moratorium," Pascal Lamy, the top European trade official, said last week, "but the fact is that the E.U. has authorized G.M. varieties in the past and is currently processing applications.
"For those that prepared and filed their taxes with TurboTax earlier today during the IRS system issues, TurboTax is now submitting those returns to the IRS and is currently processing newly filed returns as normal," an Intuit spokesman said Tuesday night.
With the merger, ACT became the custodian of the CAVS Special Collection (CAVSSC), and is currently processing materials that document over four decades of experimental art and science at MIT. Collection materials include film and video, posters, photographs, exhibition books, slides, administrative documents, and project portfolios.
