The phrase "at a present time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the current moment or situation.
Example: "At a present time, we are evaluating our options for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "currently" or "at this moment".
You live under a rock: At the present time I do not live under a rock.
So, at the post-screening dinner at Porterhouse on Tuesday, would you take a trip to Korea at the present time seemed a logical question, given the threats of missile fire from the North in the morning news.
All in all, a reliable and reproducible assessment of preventability remains a challenge at the present time.
At the present time a tenth of the city water supply is coming from a thousand-odd nearby wells which are owned or controlled by the city.
The director of "Star Trek 3" remains a mystery at present time, but not the film's screenwriters.
Second, countries have reluctantly acknowledged that a legally binding agreement is not possible at the present time, whether a continuation of the Kyoto Protocol or a new treaty.
"It is declared that there is not in existence at the present time a program of land reform as that phrase is used" in the Constitution, it said.
Hugo Boss acknowledged that it had supplied KnowTheChain with information but said that, with dialogue ongoing, it preferred not to offer a statement at the present time.
At the present time, a wider agile adoption is harmed by barriers presented in Fig. 13.
At the present time, a majority of in-situ TEM video capture is performed with charge-coupled device (CCD) cameras.
At the present time a sort of arithmetic called 'algebra' is flourishing, and this is achieving for numbers what the ancients did for figures.
