"current scholarship" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the most recent and relevant research and literature on a particular topic. Here is an example: "According to current scholarship, the effects of climate change are becoming more severe and urgent, requiring immediate action."
This intelligent study presents profiles of affected children and synthesizes current scholarship.
Current scholarship regards the tale of Jobless in terms less of history than of myth.
The current scholarship roster includes 34 African-Americans and 33 white players.
But current scholarship suggests Neanderthals were probably about as smart as modern humans, and also capable of speech.
There are, according to current scholarship, 160 existing portraits by Francisco de Goya – about a third of his painted output.
But in focusing on the present text rather than on the literary sources behind it, he joins the mainstream of current scholarship, only to turn it around.
At present, 33percentt of Brooklyn Friends students receive financial aid, and while Jennifer Knies, director of admissions, said the changes would not affect current scholarships, she said less would be given to new students.
Are current scholarships sufficient to cover the actual cost of attending school?
Beyond current scholarships and loan forgiveness programs, a strategic partnership of business, education, and government must provide the financial support and a tuition pricing package that makes the receipt of a lower-paying salary feasible.
Go to disabled-world.com/disability/education/scholarships to see a list of current scholarships that are available in the United States and around the world.
Much of the current academic scholarship on smart cities offers synoptic and technical perspectives, leaving the users of smart systems curiously unaccounted for.
