The phrase "in sync with the current" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe when something is aligned with what is currently happening or fashionable. For example, "The company is staying in sync with the current trends in technology."
As chance would have it, the designer's lavish get-ups are in sync with the current trend for luxury and flamboyant glamour.
"As difficult as layoffs are, it seems that they will be necessary for some firms to get in sync with the current market dynamics".
He was reappointed to a second two-year term last year by Mr. Gates, and friends say that the admiral's worldview -- widely described as nonideological -- was always more in sync with the current president than the previous one.
His timing has shown him to be in sync with the currents of real estate change.
Keeps the production values in-sync with the current demands of our dancefloors whilst pushing some more twisted musical flavas than most would appear to dare.
We realize that they are not in sync with the nation's current power structure or governance process.
In a cyclic process of charge and discharge, fresh water is continuously produced, alternating between the two channels in sync with the direction of applied current.
But the drop was deepened by a technical adjustment, which put the leading and lagging indexes in sync with the coincident index, a barometer of current economic trends, said Ken Goldstein, an economist with the Conference Board.
We are working with others inside the JCP to advance the current rules to be more in sync with the fork-friendly open source and cloud world.
Jennifer praised him for being in sync with the band and said she "really liked it," and Randy liked that he's so "current" and made the song his own.
I was in sync with the universe.
