"currently hitting" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used when discussing a current state of affairs. For example: "The stock market is currently hitting all-time highs."
The first wave of "targeted" drugs is currently hitting the market, and more are being developed.
Intense heat waves are currently hitting many parts of the world, yet still we fail to act.
The blizzard conditions currently hitting the US are likely to have dissipated as the weather system crosses the Atlantic, bringing heavy rain rather than snow to the UK.
Just a little bit hail @BOM_nsw #sydney #hail #sydneystorm @smh @newscomauHQ @ Cronulla Beach pic.twitter.com/7hYSmeFC1L Large hail stones currently hitting North Cronulla Beach right now.
The point is, I've got to hit like a champion, I've got to catch up and stay with Ted Williams (currently hitting.392 in baseball).
His semi-final opponent, Roger Federer, is without doubt the finest player currently hitting a tennis ball and Agassi is clearly a fan of the 22-year-old.
Simiri commune, in Ouallam district, about an hour and a half drive from Niger's capital, Niamey, is by no means one of the worst-affected areas of the country which is currently hit by the worsening current food crisis.
But no country in the region has currently hit the land distribution problem as aggressively as Mr. Chávez.
The Canadian-built car can currently hit a very healthy 92mpg, but will have to add another 8mpg to its tally to qualify for the prize.
I've performed in two of the three countries currently hit by the Ebola crisis, where I have friends and loyal fans, and will be donating the proceeds from my next single to help tackle this issue.
Still, it's a neat enough project, and it's slowly been picking up steam — StormFly has currently hit $14,000 in pledges after only a few days, so it's certainly got a shot at becoming a real product.
