"current construction" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the way a sentence is currently structured or written. Example: The current construction of this sentence is awkward and could be revised for clarity.
The current construction is actually the second phase of the development.
Current construction and demolition (C&D) techniques, however, are destructive and render most wood completely useless.
Apparently, during the current construction period it's necessary to keep to the schedule to assure timely train operations.
In fact, if it were possible to cancel most of the current construction, the world would be a better place.
The current construction phase is planned to end at Gaylord Parkway, the intersection where Hall Office Park stands.
Its current construction plans will give it the space to more than double its local head count.
As senior citizens and long-term residents of Pleasantville, we are concerned about the significant increase in taxes resulting from current construction figures, which exceed $29 million.
Only $1.9 billion is left in the capital budget to complete the current construction plan, which was priced at $4.3 billion for the 32 projects.
"The current construction boom is starting to redress this shortfall but the scale of the deficit means the pace of rebalancing is slow," he said.
The current construction craze is driven by a 95percentt weekend occupancy rate — and rates that approach 100percentt at the city's newer properties.
To an existing Costco store, the current construction will add national chain restaurants, a Marshall's, a Stop & Shop and a 14-screen movie theater.
