"current inclination" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use the phrase to refer to a current attitude or opinion. For example, "According to the current inclination, most people in the area support the policy change."
His current inclination might surprise some of his advisers, who have been telling friends and colleagues that he discourages dissent by rejecting advice in favor of following his own instincts.
Cooney cites a couple of examples where Labor could push the policy envelope – indicating there are "defensible arguments" behind the Coalition's current inclination to buy submarines from Japan rather than building them in Australia.
It's not just a matter of passing a bill – it would involve a great deal of constitutional unscrambling, and I wonder whether parliament would have the appetite". His current inclination is "to defend establishment out of bloody-minded anti-secularism.
Still, U.S. travel promotors' current inclination to soft-sell travel's market growth potential this year, or at the very least, to hedge their bets on that topic is puzzling.
My current inclination is to take the annuity (with survivor benefit for my wife).
The restrictions of the test are at also odds with the current inclinations of the consumer market which has clearly adopted narrowband distribution formats like the MPEG-1, Audio Layer 3 compression format (MP3).
The current stratigraphical inclination of 0.8° may be entirely attributed to the Cenozoic uplift of the RM in the northeastern realm of the study area, also represented as a rift signature by Bourgeois et al. (2007).
And there is another danger that strikes Schell as more menacing still: America's current "Augustan" inclinations.
Philip Klapwijk, the managing director of Gold Fields Mineral Services in London, a precious-metals research firm, said there was little hard evidence of current investor inclinations.
The PA plays soothing Eberhard Weber, an indication of Kate Bush's current musical inclinations, but there's no way it can soothe the hubbub of anticipation amongst the audience, many of whom have been waiting 35 years for this.
The current crossdisciplinary inclinations of dental research groups to the nanotechnological field, altogether with the major investments aimed toward developing the methods to grow tooth structures artificially by soft chemical approaches and to understand the mechanism for remineralization of dental defects at various scales in vivo, certainly present a promising trend.
