The phrase "at present open" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is currently available or accessible.
Example: "The application process is at present open for new candidates."
Alternatives: "currently open" or "now accepting applications".
At present, open government requests are handled under a voluntary code, to be replaced when the Freedom of Information Act 2000 comes into force in January.
At present, open licences only require the seller to tell the government the number of deliveries made and not the quantity or type.
Just how the economy should be organized to achieve such balanced growth is at present open to a great deal of debate.
The main pro-European organisation at present, Open Britain, is not explicitly dedicated to remaining in the EU, but instead wants to secure the softest Brexit possible for business, including maximum involvement in the single market.
At present, open floor plan enclosures are increasingly common – building design has drastically drifted away from traditional compartmentalisation. Nevertheless, the understanding of fire behaviour in open floor plan enclosures has not developed concurrently.
The Mobile Researcher software is not at present open source, but there are plans for it to be made open-source within the next six months.
Offshore wind technology is also progressing - the single turbine erected in Norway was a prototype floating turbine, that if successful could allow turbines to be placed in deeper water than is possible at present, opening up new areas for exploitation, and allowing turbines to be moved around if necessary.
The move by senators from California, Oregon and Washington, all Democrats, was largely symbolic because there are no plans at present to open the West Coast to drilling.
"As a result of its preliminary investigations, and noting there is no documentary evidence to corroborate Mr Warner's recollection, the ethics board does not consider it has sufficient evidence at present to open, under its procedural rules, a formal investigation".
If you do not, then HM Revenue and Customs, as it does at present, will open an account for your child and then inform you of the details.
Whether the intentionalist account can be extended to the phenomenal character of all experiences is at present an open question (cf. Crane, 2007).
