The phrase "current type" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the existing or present category or classification of something.
Example: "The current type of software we are using is outdated and needs to be upgraded."
Alternatives: "existing type" or "present type."
If current type of prohibition continues it'll dispell forever the illusion Paris is a drunkard's Paradise.
For each current type, the voltage dependence of activation was determined from tail current amplitude at -50 mV.
The New Yorker, April 30 , 1927P. 30 If current type of prohibition continues it'll dispell forever the illusion Paris is a drunkard's Paradise.
Both types of ICa were present in PRL and GH cells, but each cell type differed quantitatively in the proportion of each current type.
The method targets for a Hybrid Power System with various current type from generation to demand, generation to storage, or storage to demand.
To this end, the effects of frequency, duty cycle, current type, and presence of TiO2 nano-particles on structure and properties of the coatings were investigated.
Nearly everything on view conforms to a current type, including lushly decorative paintings of colliding images (Rosson Crow's renderings of ships and ship interiors); reticent but meticulous drawings (Jeff Grant's images of drifting icebergs); or bravura replication with a macho aura (Michael Arcega's "Conquistadork," a small but functioning galleon made mostly of Manila folders and masking tape).
The Karnafully River Estuary is a strong tidal current type.
The study found that the current type-approval tests do not examine phenomena related to typical accidents in underground mines, such as rock bursts resulting in thill uplift, lateral rock tosses, or cover caving.
It would replace three current type-approval regulations: the General Vehicle Safety Regulation, the Pedestrian Protection Regulation and the Hydrogen-Powered Motor Vehicles Regulation.
The samples were coated to ensure co-current and counter-current type interaction.
