The phrase "as currently expected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is anticipated or predicted based on the present understanding or situation.
Example: "The project will be completed by the end of the month, as currently expected."
Alternatives: "as anticipated" or "as projected".
For American stocks, the fourth quarters of presidential election years have tended to provide good returns, particularly when the incumbent wins, as is currently expected in investor polls.
Last week, BBC Radio Manchester hosted the first of three live election debates in Withington, a seat currently held by the Lib Dems and tipped for a Labour victory, if the swing in support remains as is currently expected.
If such inflammatory Trump comments are either muted, or simply seen as old hat by the time of the election, and if Clinton has her current lead in the polls, it is possible that Trump-hating turnout might not be as high as many currently expect it to be.
An online petition urging the government not to let Britain's population hit 70m by 2027, as it is currently expected to, attracted over 100,000 signatures in seven days, according to its sponsor, a lobbying think-tank called Migration Watch.
Those could include sea levels as much as 3 feet higher than currently expected — a potentially devastating problem for large coastal cities in Asia and Africa.
The medical therapy of tissue regeneration achieved by biomaterial-based tissue engineering has been currently expected as the third option following reconstructive surgery and organ transplantation.
Senate Democrats are currently expected to vote on a proposal to restore unemployment benefits as soon as Monday.
As a result, rates could either rise later, or more slowly, than currently expected.
"If the economy pans out as he currently expects, tax revenues come in as he expects, it might be just about reachable, but only at the cost of really big cuts in things like the Home Office, local government and other departments".
