"in current terms" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to something that is applicable in the present, rather than in the past. For example, you could use it in the sentence: "We need to consider this issue in current terms, rather than how it was viewed in the past."
As per the working agreement between the teams, the major league club paid Toronto for the rights to each Maple Leafs player it called up: $25,000 $$ in current terms) for the first player, and $5,000 $$ currently) for each player thereafter.
By the 2000s the figure, in current terms, had fallen to $200 as technology improved.
The new agreement calls for a 50-50 split of basketball-related revenues between the owners and the players, about $2 billion for each side in current terms.
It, plus the state second pension, which is the earnings-related bit which you earn on top, the two of those will eventually be abolished and they'll be replaced by this thing at £144 a week in current terms.
Sure, it was a catchy pop hit and the video's harem trousers were a look, but that wasn't enough to fund MC Hammer's rumoured 90-person entourage, $20m mansion£19m9m in current terms) and tax payments.
If the support system is increased enough to deliver 29GW of offshore wind, according to the Carbon Trust it would have to pay out around £60 billion in current terms, maybe more perhaps twice the cost of the nuclear capacity required to generate the same amount of electricity.
His original compromise, which allowed consultants to treat private patients as well as NHS patients, sometimes in the same hospital, survives in their current terms of employment.
The language in the current terms and conditions is toned down from a previous clause, present in February of this year, which was more explicit about the presence of fake accounts.
Attribute (term) selection algorithms transform and remove (in some cases) current terms in the document matrix in order to reduce its size and computational cost.
Dualistic theories of consciousness typically deny that it can be accounted for in the current terms of the natural sciences.
The Supreme Court's business docket has stayed active in the current term, which began in October.
