"current relations" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the existing relationships or interactions between people or groups. For example, "The current relations between the two countries are fragile."
· Current Relations and the Monarchy's soft power.
–How are current relations between Afghanistan and the United States?
Studies the current relations among racial and ethnic groups in the United States.
Ah, the sceptics might say, figures to September tell us nothing about current relations with the Ministry of Defence.
In trying to depict its current dealings with Africa as "win-win" co-operation, China deliberately seeks to portray Africa's current relations with the west as exploitative.
Asked how she would describe her current relations with the U.S.T.A., she said twice, in the same words, "Everything's going really well".
Too much of the discussion has dealt with our country's current relation with Dubai rather than considering the future.
There are several reasons the Government feels that it needs to maintain the ruble at its current relation to the dollar.
He sees some parallels between Folkestone and Liverpool, with their port histories – and he sees in both a microcosm of Britain in its current relation to that stripe of abroad on the horizon.
Besides, we also collected information on the quality of relations between transhumant herders and farmers by asking people if the quality of the current relation between both groups was good, average, indifferent or bad.
Part-narrative film, part-visual essay, the film is "an artistic exploration of the director's current relation with his Lebanon, his home country, projected through the story of a teenager and set in 1998". .
