The phrase "current things" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to things happening at the present time. For example, "We need to focus our efforts on current things and not worry about the future."
"One of the current things we're thinking about is collaboration.
"Some of the current things we're doing address those issues, they just come at it at a slightly different way".
Act II is all dance, and yet here too there is a narrative-like current: things are always happening, the world onstage is always changing.
Also, adding or upgrading parts over time doesn't seem cheaper than simply replacing the machine in six years, and as a consumer, I like shiny new things more than just upgraded current things!
We hope Sante keeps writing Pinakothek, and gets down to New York City every once in a while (he teaches now at Bard), so he can opine on some of our current things.
But if you should order the beets and berries, an insanely pleasurable mess with pistachios and purple quinoa that may have been the impetus for the current Things in a Bowl craze, or the toast with kimchi rillettes, or even the focaccia with beet molasses, you'll be utterly convinced.
The current thing being talked about is extremely limited.
The only current thing that would resemble some sort of cenacle, or group, would be the Purple Fashion magazine people.
Torture is a "current thing, current," Mr. Micó said, recalling his own beating in the presence of high officials late one night in 1992.
"This isn't just a current thing we're going through, we've had this all season long.
Without a role model like that, it would be very easy to get swept up in trying to do the current thing.
