"present landscape" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it to describe the current conditions or environment of a particular setting. For example, "The present landscape of the city has been changed significantly by the newly constructed skyscrapers."
The pattern of valleys eroded by streams and rivers has largely given rise to the details of the present landscape.
Underlying the present landscape of the park is a salt bed that was deposited some 300 million years ago.
The Garden Club still oversees the work, now being done by the Lawn's present landscape architect, Mary Hughes, who has begun a restoration of the Hopkins plan.
A great deal of the present landscape detail is due to glaciation during the Pleistocene Epoch (about 2,600,000 to 11,700 years ago).
Residual landform, also called Relict Landform, landform that was produced as the remains of an ancient landscape, escaping burial or destruction to remain as part of the present landscape.
Granduciel relocated to Los Angeles after the release of "Lost in the Dream" (he is in a relationship with the actress Krysten Ritter, who stars in the Marvel television series "Jessica Jones"), and his new songs are indebted, in ways both subtle and overt, to his present landscape.
(The billboard will regularly present landscapes by eminent photographers selected by the photographer Joel Sternfeld).
ARTISTIC interpretations of prehistory rarely present landscapes that embody harmony and tranquillity.
His present landscaping and janitorial businesses grew out of odd jobs he took to help pay for Arthur's tennis.
Volcanic activity affects past and present landscapes.
As a result, the combination of historical and geographical analyses is increasingly used to differentiate between past and present landscape-level connectivity [ 7].
