The phrase "at present individuals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the current state or situation of individuals in a specific context.
Example: "At present, individuals are facing numerous challenges due to the economic downturn."
Alternatives: "currently individuals" or "right now individuals".
At present, individuals can claim deductions for charitable contributions that reduce the net amount of their taxable income.
At present, individuals can put up to £11,520 a year into Isas, of which a maximum of £5,760 can go into a cash Isa.
At present, individuals can give no more than $20,000 a year to a national party committee, no more than $1,000 to a candidate for a primary campaign and another $1,000 for the general election, and no more than a total of $25,000 to all candidates combined.
The organisation has not disclosed which (or how many) of its members account for the €20m to €25m — so it's a little hard to quantify how well its startups are doing — but it does say it has around 50 members at present (individuals can also sign up as members to get a reduced membership rate).
At present, individuals with a body weight of < 102 kg are above the TWI level set by the WHO for methyl mercury (FAO/WHO 2003), based on seafood consumption alone.
At present individual investors can access seed deals through crowd platforms, but after that traditionally the VC LP model has restricted who can invest in VC LP funds.
However, at present, individual commodities are subject to different tariff rates.
However, at present individual actin-related protein groups have not been defined by distinct domains or motifs common to members of only one group.
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At present, these individuals are not being named and are identified as Soldier A and Soldier C".
At present BME individuals make upmore than a quarter of prisoners, yet are only 14% of the wider population of England and Wales.
