The phrase "at current speeds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the rate of movement or progress in a specific context, often in relation to time or distance.
Example: "At current speeds, we expect to reach our destination in under two hours."
Alternatives: "at present rates" or "given the current pace".
The designed rotor is found to have good efficiency at current speeds of 1 3 m/s.
At current speeds and densities, the universal clock doesn't work anymore, so you have to have separate clock pulses all across the chip, sacrificing many of the fundamental efficiencies of the digital system.
At current speeds, cable and telco broadband simply aren't fast enough to carry much more than herky-jerky video in a credit-card-size window on a PC screen.
One poultry worker told HuffPost that the men and women who eviscerate and debone chicken carcasses can barely keep up at current speeds.
The expression Pr{X(t + r/v j ) = 1} represents the probability of reaching the next waypoint after traveling a distance r at current speed v j, where t + r v j ≤ Δt.
The transpiration rate increased gradually at air current speeds ranging from 0.2 to 1.0 m s−1 while the net photosynthetic rate was almost constant at air current speeds ranging from 0.5 to 1.0 m s−1.
Fig. 2 Observed current rose diagrams at site 1 (a) and 2 (b). Figure 2a indicates that at site 1 the current speeds were up to 80 cm/s and mostly spread, whereas at site 2 (Fig. 2b) the currents were relatively more focused in their direction of propagation and this was mostly toward west to south west, with speeds less than 80 cm/s.
3G networks are widely viewed as the future of the mobile industry because they allow cellphones to send and receive data at roughly 40 times current speeds, making it possible for consumers to swap music clips, hold video conferences and run other data-hogging applications.
The rate of entrainment at the base of the mixed layer caused by the passage of a TC is primarily determined by different horizontal current speeds at different depths across the base (Price 1981; Sanford et al. 2007).
The historical tidal current speeds at each hour of each day in the same seasonal period are gathered together into a group in each season, i.e. 24 groups per season and 96 groups per year.
"If it grows at the current speed, bilateral trade volume is expected to surpass $100 billion in 2005," he said.
