The phrase "attending current" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context you intend to use it in, as it does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "I am attending current events" could be a possible context, but the phrase itself is still awkward.
Alternatives: "participating in current" or "engaging with current".
Attending the current revival of "Godspell" made me feel boredom, disgust, and drowsiness.
Attending the current production here is like revisiting an old, old friend.
But the dangers attending the current situation shouldn't be underestimated.
The sense of actually being there – of attending the current opening, marvelling at the newest spectacle, admiring the latest splendid theatre, of reading the following morning's review – is exhilarating.
Dorothy Samuels gave a fine recitation of the ills attending the current methods of electing our judges, but it was not until the final paragraph that she proclaimed the ultimate remedy to be so-called merit selection of state Civil and Supreme Court judges, a process requiring a change to our state's Constitution.
Two details that may make this incident more unacceptable than previous problems include: 1) the fact that Monday night's altercation occurred while Solo was attending the current national training camp, and 2) a TMZ report that alleges Stevens was driving a U.S. Soccer official team van at the time of his arrest.
Thus, we have no information about the chronicity of the condition nor how it relates to the time attending the current school.
Recent mathematical models of mate choice suggest that in most environments, females can reliably derive substantial fitness advantages from attending to current condition, but may gain little, if any, further benefit from simultaneously selecting mates on the basis of past immune function [21], [22].
Prior to attending their current ANC visit, most women knew that the hospital provided HIV counselling and testing services as part of antenatal care (ANC).
Most young people and caregivers were interviewed as they were being discharged from the service, which meant that they could reflect on their time at the service as well as experiences at services prior to attending their current service.
