"current endeavours" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase usually refers to current activities or projects that someone is working on. For example: The company is committed to improving its environmental performance through its current endeavours to reduce waste and reduce its carbon footprint.
This notion – of what's known as a "big sing" – is central to Plant's current endeavours, which is why Patty Griffin has been drafted in to provide harmonies alongside Buddy Miller, who previously sang sweet back-up on many Emmylou Harris records.
This study demonstrates clear benefits over traditional seagrass mapping and monitoring approaches, and provides a proof of concept for the use of trend and time-series analysis of remotely sensed seagrass products to benefit current endeavours in seagrass ecology.
Symmetrical sacroiliitis and B*27:05 was male preponderant (odds ratio = 11.91), resembling the findings in ankylosing spondylitis and supporting current endeavours to group the axial spondyloarthritis together.
While societal change could theoretically solve the problem of childhood obesity, current endeavours have not proven fruitful in the long-term [ 32] and millions remain at high risk of developing weight-related disease over the next decade.
The article also draws attention to the point that current endeavours to 'integrate' vertical control programmes may lead to the development of a parallel health-delivery system, with potentially serious consequences for ministries of health.
Perhaps the other key reason for this high satisfaction result could be due to the current endeavours of building efficient health development army in Tigray region and in Ethiopia at large.
His current endeavour is an "official" docu-biography called (with characteristic understatement) Pelé Forever.
His current endeavour is also a testimony to admirable stamina, albeit in a different setting.
Cost was said not to be a factor in the decision to put the effort on hiatus, but the current endeavour in a stretch of ocean south-west of Australia has cost AU$160m US$122mm).
Indeed, this very aspect may in fact represent the greatest legacy of current endeavour aimed at progressing natural orifice intervention as the biological insights so gleaned may then be used to help hone standard operations further towards perfection.
The complexity of the current endeavour resulted from the heterogeneity of the diseases covered.
