The phrase "from the current time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a starting point in time for an action or event.
Example: "The new policy will take effect from the current time, ensuring immediate compliance."
Alternatives: "from now" or "starting now".
Concentrate on falling asleep at a certain time, but make sure it is AT LEAST 20-30 MINUTES FROM THE CURRENT TIME!
"HIA regrets to advise that all scheduled Loganair services from the current time until at least 13:00 hrs local time on Thursday, 22 April have now been cancelled.
The starting time of the following round is computed from the current time (6).
Define the equipment natural life as the period from the current time to the time when an unexpected failure occurs.
Similarly, the F1 and the purity are computed over a certain predefined window H from the current time.
Thus, the valid time represents how much time remains from the current time to the end of the coherence time.
Apart from displaying the current time and date, the watches double as portable time tables for train departures and arrivals at these stations.
Second, unlike the previous work that only considered the time and level differences between both ears as input features, this work proposes and studies a different combination of features, with the novelty that they are calculated not only from the current time-frequency point but also from the neighbor time-frequency points.
19 From the current time-series analysis, smokers' tendency to avoid the on-pack health warnings increased significantly in December, 2 months after the plain packs started appearing, when plain packs became mandatory for sale.
Several of the tests, such as T cell receptor rearrangement excision circles (TRECs) and cytokine measurements, while highly relevant from a biological standpoint, may be precluded from use at the current time, for either technical issues or insufficient validation.
For summative assessments, the comparison is between the current state and that at some previous, pre-intervention time (or a business-as-usual extrapolation from it to the current time).
