"I can currently" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a current state or situation. For example: "I can currently see the sky is filled with stars."
DAVID EAGLEMAN: As far as I can currently tell, traumatic memories are not necessarily any more accurate than normal memories.
I am a United States citizen, and I wasn't aware that I can currently get a green card for my sibling who is a foreigner.
In concluding I turn briefly to that issue, raising more questions than I can currently answer.
I can currently consume movie content through my cable box, my DVD player, and/or my Xbox 360.
I can currently envision Stadia as a good addition to owning a traditional console if say, I'm on vacation and want to pick up my Xbox save of The Division 2 and just play it on Chrome on my laptop.
"I can currently sit on a bike and do a lot through that," Rutherford told the Today programme on BBC Radio 4. "If possible I will do testing and give track cycling a go and then have a few more years in sport.
(One can currently be seen in Dublin).
In fact, I still travel as often as I can - currently I am planning a trip to South America for a couple of years from now.
"This certainly is interesting and intriguing research, " he said, adding: "But it is, as far as I can see, currently very much a prototype".
With regrets, I can not currently share any information regarding the Palm Pre handset; we are still in early negotiation with Palm, but nothing is solid.
And I can not currently testify about the incredible gift of children that I have.
