The phrase "of the current day" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe something that is happening or existing at the current moment or on the current day. Example: "The style of clothing of the current day is vastly different from that of previous decades."
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"They helped bridge the wines of the 60's and 70's to the wines of the current day," Mr. Biale said.
So it has been with more recent analyses, based in large part on social psychology, foreshadowing the global economic crisis of the current day.
His exasperated and rueful Washington has a mien and manner right out of the current day, his body language reminiscent of the addled cabdriver Jim Ignatowski played by Christopher Lloyd on "Taxi".
We constructed scenarios to mimic the pre-colonial contiguous landscape with an estimated pre-colonial fire regime; scenarios of the current day landscape with current and potential fire management; and scenarios designed to highlight the effects of fragmentation.
The industrial narrative efficiency of classic Hollywood movies is still frequently invoked with an air of nostalgia as good, clear storytelling, held up as a model of movie craft to be followed even now, and reflected in the popular films of the current day.
From Adam Smith and Max Weber to the current day, scores of writers have grappled with these questions.
Figure 1 shows the lag distribution of the PEFR change by interquartile range increase of PM2.5 from the current day to the 5 previous days.
View a comparison of the current SAT with the redesigned SAT.
"Some of the current Saturday night shows shouldn't be on television.
Dave Smith, the former Olympic coach who trained the French star Pascal Lino at the end of his career, is forthright in his condemnation of the current TUE system, calling the controversy around Wiggins "an embarrassing shit-show for Sky".
