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The phrase "the current generation of" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is used to refer to the present group of people, things, or ideas. Example: "The current generation of smartphones offers advanced features and high-speed internet connectivity."
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Google currently sells the current generation of Chromecast and Chromecast Audio devices for $35 each.
Intel's general manager of new devices, Mike Bell, is unimpressed by the current generation of smartwatches.
The current generation of parents have become weekend sports chauffeurs.
The current generation of American pickers share similar experiences.
What's wrong with the current generation of devices?
The current generation of workers could save more now.
The current generation of parents is used to such things.
This may be lucrative for the current generation of economists.
But what of the current generation of consoles?
But the current generation of Somalis grew up in Britain.
Besides being healthier, the current generation of older citizens is wealthier, Mr. Ryan said.
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