The phrase "as currently practiced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the way something is being done at the present time, often in a specific context or field.
Example: "The regulations are effective as currently practiced, but they may be subject to change in the future."
Alternatives: "as it stands now" or "in its current form".
This study was undertaken to test the hypothesis that using advanced diabetes technologies to achieve tight glycemic control shortly after the diagnosis of type 1 diabetes would be beneficial in preserving β-cell function compared with current standards of care of new-onset type 1 diabetes as currently practiced at pediatric and adult diabetes treatment centers.
Applause Line: "Stop-and-frisk as currently practiced is riddled with racial profiling".
The most interesting Pope Center materials sketch a two-pronged attack on public higher education as currently practiced.
As currently practiced, however, they also limit the diversity of perspectives, languages of instruction and ways of disseminating knowledge.
As for globalization as currently practiced, it has undermined the financial autonomy and social cohesiveness of communities both here and abroad.
Q. Do you want to maintain mayoral control of New York City schools as currently practiced, or do you favor modifying it?
The City Hall line is that the police operation as currently practiced is all that stands between New Yorkers and chaos.
MUSICOLOGY as currently practiced in Central Europe tries hard to blame America for degrading the talents of one of its own, much the way it turns up its nose at Kurt Weill's ventures into American musical comedy.
"The driver in the credit market panic of 2007 or 2008 will be a sudden, profound and pervasive loss of faith in the alchemy of structured finance as currently practiced".
William A. Johnson Jr., the mayor of Rochester, welcomed the suggestion to expand mayoral control over the schools, as currently practiced in New York City, to his city, Buffalo, Yonkers and Syracuse.
One study calculates that the "best estimate of the baby per egg rate for vitrification as currently practiced … is 6.6%", with younger women harvesting their eggs and storing them for shorter time periods having much better odds.
