The phrase "as currently recommended" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to suggestions or guidelines that are presently advised or endorsed.
Example: "The procedure should be followed as currently recommended by the health authorities to ensure safety."
Alternatives: "as advised at present" or "as suggested currently".
And some nutritionists advise adults to consume twice as much protein as currently recommended.
A systematic identification and appraisal of all randomised trials involving fresh frozen plasma (FFP) indicates that most clinical indications for FFP, as currently recommended by practice guidelines, are not supported by evidence from randomised trials.
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Women may only need cervical cancer screening every five to 10 years — instead of every three years, as currently recommended — and may be able to start screenings later in life, according to a new study from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
The glycemic control with insulin to maintain blood glucose (BG) within a narrow range as currently recommended involves repeated checks of BG.
The limited evidence currently available suggests that treatment discontinuation performed once the frequency of headache days is <15 days/month, as currently recommended [19], results in worsening of headache, decrease in QoL [31] and the need to reinitiate treatment [47].
If the association between IBS, IGE and IBD is found in additional studies of other populations, increased emphasis on preventive efforts may be needed in those subpopulations with IBS to include consideration of antibiotic chemoprophylaxis as currently recommend for high-risk groups [ 41, 42].
There is no pharmacodynamic benefit of increasing the daily dose of AS (4mg/kg) currently recommended for short-course combination treatment of uncomplicated malaria, even in regions with emerging artemisinin resistance, as long as the partner drug retains high efficacy.
We evaluated existing data on the prophylactic efficacy of atovaquone-proguanil (AP) in order to determine whether prophylaxis in travellers can be discontinued on the day of return from a malaria-endemic area instead of seven days after return as per currently recommended post-travel schedule.
The cut-off of positivity used was a diameter of induration ≥5 mm, as is currently recommended for HIV-infected patients [ 6, 18].
This may have been because the cholinesterase inhibitors were being used to treat visual hallucinations in dementia with Lewy bodies, as is currently recommended practice.
