The phrase "are mostly current" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relevance or timeliness of information, data, or trends.
Example: "The statistics provided in the report are mostly current, reflecting the latest research findings."
Alternatives: "are generally up-to-date" or "are primarily recent".
The relativities that interest Reta Winters - and the author - are mostly the minute currents of tension and release that flow within families, and among friends and lovers.
Current smokers were mostly males (current smokers, 55 %; noncurrent smokers, 32.5 %; P = 0.001).
Our results showed that the social aspect criteria in our indicator system are mostly absent in the current EIA practice.
With the notable exception of his distrust of free trade agreements — read on — they are mostly in harmony with current conservative thinking on economics.
Our results reveal the distinctive effect of Immune System genes on HCC pathway crosstalk compared to the Signal Transduction genes that are mostly being targeted by current HCC treatments.
Yet previous estimations of reservoir turbidity currents are mostly based on simple empirical relations and it remains unclear how and to what extent physically based numerical models can resolve current evolution as compared against field observations.
In Norway, electricity currents are mostly generated from hydropower, the backbone of its industrial system.
However, for Vm>−130 mV, tail currents are mostly due to channels that were first inactivated and reopened in their way to the closed state, as first suggested by Demo and Yellen [11].
A primary involvement of this conductance is however unlikely here given that T-type Ca2+ currents are mostly inactivated at depolarized membrane potentials where EPSPs are evoked.
The recorded currents are mostly flat, but there seems to be some minuscule response at small positive pressures in inside-out patches.
