The phrase "current stream" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to refer to a flow of liquid, air, energy, ideas, etc. For example, "The current stream of water ran down the riverbank, glinting in the sunlight."
Click here to view the current stream.
(Don't confuse these with the current stream of primary debates.
Before the current stream of defections, it was an article of faith among analysts that the Syrian rebellion against Assad was hampered by the lack of any visible fractures at the top.
The bottom line The Stockholm syndrome ReprintsThe plan optimistically banks on the economy's continuing to grow by around 4% a year, even when next August's Olympic games are over and the current stream of hand-outs from Brussels slows to a trickle, as funds are diverted to poorer new EU members from central Europe.
Not because of its current stream, which seems devoid of any actionable information.
And DirecTV Now's upgrades, announced yesterday, also included a redesign allowing you to watch your current stream while browsing channels.
We will be again debating union corruption and the Heydon royal commission rather than the current stream-of-consciousness discussion about the government's frequently changing taxation plans.
Its Android app has two uses: you can browse current streams and watch them, or record and stream your own gaming sessions to the world.
Firms want to invent, experts say, but they also need to be wary about protecting their current streams of revenue and customers.
Amazon and Yahoo, home of critical hit Transparent and future home of the next season of Community, are still too small to respond to this current streaming mania.
Others are worried that should labels give into the renumeration levels below current streaming standards, those could then become the standard and erode the independent music industry's bottom line below sustainable levels.
