The phrase 'current of energy' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a flow of energy or an energetic atmosphere. For example: "The conference centre was filled with a current of energy as the delegates discussed the new policy."
"Abbie" is heartfelt, but its worthy subject demands more range and a stronger current of energy.
Gomorrah is a powerful example of that thrilling current of energy which right now is lighting up Italian cinema.
Then there was the guy a couple of spots behind, but seemingly joined to her by a current of energy.
At her best — in the brisk Courante and the meditative Sarabande — she produced a lovely texture and an irresistible current of energy.
Words are life-savers in "The Inhabited World," the strong, steady current of energy that keeps the novel going, keeps it generating those little flares of pleasure that get us all — writer, characters, readers — safely past the dark spots.
Winogrand was wired, transmitting electric currents of energy (and noting the short circuits).
But this season, despite referring to "currents of energy," a state of inertia seemed to prevail.
Ostensibly I was being treated for paralysing grief, but after the first treatment, when I felt currents of energy move across my body, something very strange happened.
In the 90's, Mr. Turner says, the writers and editors of Wired believed "they would tear down hierarchies, undermine the sorts of corporations and governments that had spawned them" and replace them with a "peer-to-peer, collaborative society, interlinked by invisible currents of energy and information".
A company spokeswoman said that Mr. Beloserkovsky had suffered a slight ankle injury, yet he and Ms. Dvorovenko bounded merrily onstage together and, in her solo passages, Ms. Dvorovenko made currents of energy appear to rise up from her spine and out through her extended arms.
He is more ebullient in rehearsal, where he clearly displays his gifts as a dancer, moving with highly coordinated whipping arms and legs and soft, plush jumps, demonstrating movement with accompanying exhalations to indicate the way he wants currents of energy to surge and abate.
