The phrase 'in current period' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific period of time that is happening now or at the present moment. For example: We have seen an increase in sales revenue in the current period.
Machines required for particular operations in current period are available in dynamic cells of previous period and it is needed to perform different machine settings to use them in current period.
(ii) Machines required for particular operations in current period are not available in dynamic cells of previous period and required machine setup activities are performed in setup area. .
First approach is reducing number of operating cells by disintegrating the existing cells from previous period and forming minimum number of cells in current period.
Two possible machine setup scenarios considered in the developed model are: (i) Machines required for particular operations in current period are available in dynamic cells of previous period and it is needed to perform different machine settings to use them in current period.
An implication of (10) is that higher expected adjustment in the average wage in the next period is accompanied by a lower share of labor in current period revenue (f t <α).
In its opposite pole, a short-term-oriented relationship, firms are more interested in current-period opportunities and outcomes rather than future goals and outcomes (Ganesan, 1994).
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Stronger business investment and a fall in inventories pointed to a pickup in output in the current period.
Our sample consists of couples that are married in the current period and in which at least one reports an occupation.
The dynamic specification in Column 3 reveals a small, negative and significant relationship between office visits in the previous period and those in the current period implying some evidence of cyclicality in doctor visits.
