The phrase "currently spearheading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is leading or driving a project or initiative at the present time.
Example: "She is currently spearheading the new marketing campaign aimed at increasing brand awareness."
Alternatives: "currently leading" or "presently directing".
Dr. Sha has extensive experience as Principal Investigator and is currently spearheading several Alzheimer's Disorders trials.
Morven is currently spearheading Princeton 1783 to commemorate the Continental Congress's sojourn in Princeton from June to November 1783.
The Institute for Justice, a prominent libertarian public interest law firm, has highlighted the issue for years, and is currently spearheading both legal and legislative challenges to the system.
Comprehensive housing renewal planning, along with open space improvements and parking replacement options, are key elements of the West Campus Study, which the Office of Campus Planning is currently spearheading.
Mesosphere, an early-stage startup founded by ex-Twitter and Airbnb engineer Florian Leibert and former Airbnb engineer Tobias Knaup, is currently spearheading the development of Mesos.
I had the opportunity to speak with Vikram Savkar, SVP & Publishing Director at Nature Publishing Group, who is currently spearheading the Scitable initiative, to learn more about it.
Christie, whose blunt style is similar to Trump's, currently spearheads the wealthy businessman's transition team.
Currently he is spearheading the momentum to introduce lacrosse throughout the adjacent communities.
Currently, Lifetime is spearheading an initiative to ensure that health insurance companies give their approval to making a 48-hour hospital stay after a mastectomy the "standard of care".
Each of these four engineering schools was given one tablet from the 100 that I.I.T. Bombay, which is spearheading the project, currently owns.
Entsch, who has been spearheading the cross-party push but is currently overseas, said he wanted the issue to be "debated in the parliament, not through the media".
