"current milestone" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the most recent or ongoing significant achievement or event in a series. Example: The company reached their current milestone of one million sales in just six months, surpassing all previous records.
chemists for project at current milestone.
biologists for project at current milestone.
Reaching the current milestone has not been easy: we cannot deny that fiscal adjustment has slowed the economic recovery and growth, and contributed to keeping unemployment rates at high levels.
According to our current milestone report, approximately 80% of these papers were rejected.
This rapid historical review brings us to the present and the current milestone: the Impact Factor.
Much too early to tell if Wikianswers will prove to be a winner for the company, but the current milestones suggest its future may at the very least be a lot brighter than the ill-fated Wikia Search service ever was.
But even as fans celebrate the current "Love Story" milestone, many others deride the film, released at the height of Vietnam and the counterculture, as maudlin, old-fashioned and just plain schlocky.
It's not about the stock market bubble, despite the Dow Jones Industrial Average's current flirtation with a milestone above 22000.
But in the last few weeks, a series of milestones and current events have aligned to make HD radio worth another look.
The EPA has recently completed studies of the element on lab animals and was expected to make a determination on chromium-6 maximum allowed levels in June 2012; however, the current status of assessment milestones and completion dates is now listed as "TBD" on the EPA website.
As questions linger over Duncan's death in the US, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced a grim milestone in the current Ebola outbreak – the disease has claimed more than 4,000 lives since the outbreak began in March 2014.
