"present confusion" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example, "The present confusion surrounding the new tax law is understandable."
Even sublime works such as Cormac McCarthy's The Road jump from our present confusion into the morally simplified landscape of survivalism.
The present confusion and distrust threatens the advance of the economic revolution upon which success or failure of the democratic revolution ultimately rests.
We would not be in our present confusion about the outcome of the general election if the three main Westminster parties were popular.
I have argued that the distinction between them was not so clear cut when Einstein originally formulated the hole argument because of the more impoverished mathematical environment in which he worked and that this is responsible for much of the present confusion in interpreting Einstein's pronouncements on coordinate systems.
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Twenty-one patients (55%) were found to present confusion.
On lines like "I don't know what I'm doing, don't know should I change my mind, I can't decide, there's too many variations to consider," she was presenting confusion as a willed option -- something actually exciting -- rather than a sluggish impasse.
(4) The concept of Mesulam and Mufson (1985), that the primate insula is essentially composed of three concentrically arranged zones, agranular, dysgranular, and granular, is presumably correct, but there is at present much confusion concerning the more detailed architecture of the anterior insular cortex.
In Table 3, we present the confusion matrix of test results corresponding to line 3 of Fig. 9.
Table 1 and Table 2 present the confusion matrices on test and training sets with the three distinct outputs of the model.
In Table 3, we present the confusion matrix, which shows the percentage of hypothesized AC (rows) that are associated to the reference AC (columns).
