The phrase "at its current pace" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the speed or rate at which something is happening right now.
Example: "If the project continues at its current pace, we will finish ahead of schedule."
Alternatives: "at this rate" or "given the current speed".
It will take years to overcome this: even if Spain, lauded for its 2% growth rate, carries on at its current pace it will take eight years for unemployment to reach its pre-crisis rate.
If "Gentleman" keeps going at its current pace, it represents another windfall for Psy.
China is already ahead of Germany in light vehicle sales, and at its current pace, it will not be many years before China surpasses Japan.
At its current pace, it won't be very long before Facebook controls not only the online world, but our ability to engage with the offline world.
Inequality in income, education and personal freedoms will destroy America if it continues at its current pace.
Back on our side of the pond, the MAKERS Conference in Los Angeles also included powerful conversations recognizing that if corporate America continues at its current pace, it will take 100 years to get to parity.
If the Hispanic community continues to grow at its current pace, it can lead the financial education for youth campaign because collectively our average age is 27 and 60.4% of married couples have kids under the age of 18.
If China continues at its current pace, he said, it will be consuming more oil than the United States by the end of the decade.
By the second year, a bonus pool could average five percent and if inflation continues at its current pace by the third year, it could average seven percent or eight percent.
Should the market on Hispanic food items continue at its current pace, we will keep pace with it.
He says it will run out of cash in two quarters at its current pace.
