The phrase "current attributes" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to the current qualities or characteristics of something. For example: "The current attributes of this software make it a valuable asset to our company."
memory_object_get_attributes - Return current attributes for a memory object.
These are his current attributes: maker of important films, happily married (to Jennifer Garner), father of three, eastern Congo philanthropist.
As if their current attributes were not enough, rheumatologists, like other providers, must now have wisdom and practice not only smartly but wisely.
Most current attribute reducts can be derived from the generalized reduct.
In acid medium an intense cathodic current, attributed to CoO cathodic dissolution, is observed with Co3O4.
This new data set takes the name of the current attribute (the result selected for extrapolation), unless this attribute name already exists for element results, in which case the user is then prompted for a new attribute name.
The Waxman Smits equation assumes that "the electric current is transported by the clay counterions that travels along the same tortuous paths as the current attributed to ions in the pore water" (Waxman and Smits 1968).
Afterward, electrical potential difference is created between the two electrodes, resulting in an instantaneous current attributed to the electron flow from the bottom electrode to the top electrode (Fig. 2d).
The ion current of the N-terminal fragments is easily detected and the total product ion current decreased for the ions specific to the Lys63 linkage type (ions a48– a62), relative to the much greater ion current attributed to Lys48 (and common Lys63) fragment ions as the ratio of Lys48 to Lys63 linkages increased in the sample.
Sims was drawn to Hawaii, with its deep near-shore waters and strong currents — attributes favorable to aquaculture that he believed could make ocean farming sustainable.
The big difference of emission currents attributes to the formation and expansion of the surface plasma [8 10].
