The phrase 'current belief of' is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the opinion of someone or something on a particular topic. For example, "The current belief of scientists is that climate change poses a serious threat to the planet."
15 This research shows that the current belief of higher complications for the elderly population who receive permanent pacemaker implantation is erroneous.
[ 46, 52] Hence, it is the current belief of many clinical trial neuro-oncologists that PFS is a much better indicator of treatment efficacy than the response rate.
Estimating the impact of risk behaviour in public health draws on the current belief of a linkage between health and behaviour [ 8].
There began to arise a revolutionary and socialist literature serving the people according to the current beliefs of the Communist Party.
Darwin's story is a microcosm of what science is all about: how a young person imbued with the current beliefs of his day which were in agreement with religious beliefs on the "fixity of species" (in other words, evolution does not occur), eventually convinced himself that there must be an explanation of the origin of species in natural, scientific terms.
And because of that, I will continue to change my mind, predicated on my current beliefs of consumer behavior and platform capabilities.
These quotes seem to represent the current beliefs of the medical fraternity about enlarged male breasts.
It appears essential for the health care team to understand, consider, and incorporate current beliefs of Amish and Mennonite communities into the development of effective programs for treatment of their members with CF. Similar efforts should be undertaken whenever health care providers encounter patients from different cultures or religions.
Contrary to current belief, comparison of media and SWCNT aggregate proteins showed differential SWCNT preference against albumin.
This suggests that contrary to current belief, the period of circadian rhythms is not a fixed feature genetically encoded in a group of neurons.
Also at the hearing, CSIRO Chief Financial Officer Hazel Bennett said, "my current belief is that 75 of those would pertain to climate".
