The phrase "till the present" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the present time, either in the past or in the future. For example: "He had been working at the company till the present." "We will keep practicing this skill till the present."
He brought a businesslike geniality to chairing A Question of Sport (1979-97); the programme's only other two presenters have been David Vine from its start in 1970, and Sue Barker till the present.
Mr. Past wants to look at Iraq from the 1920's till the present?
Their more numerous grandchildren—"the descendants of the disgusted"—were, in turn, "more disgustable themselves, and so on, till the present day, and us".
Their more numerous grandchildren — "the descendants of the disgusted" — were, in turn, "more disgustable themselves, and so on, till the present day, and us".
My talent needs drugs and booze to support it.' She is trying to live a more sensible life - till the present television series finishes.
Other professional appointments include Assistant Clinical Professor for Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, NY from 1968 to June of 1977 and attending Psychiatrist for Bergen Regional Health, Paramus from 1974 till the present.
The published review on CTS [ 11] is updated till August 2008 and the present review is updated till February 2010.
And when we wake up, with a bit of luck, she will have, with the same boring details nerdism that regularly sees her tackling her Red Boxes till 3AM, sorted out the present fucking shitstom of cuckery, and everything, simply everything, will be A-OK.
If or when you have reached your ideal definition of 'complete', sometimes you will look back and wished that you haven't wished and worried too much till you forget to cherish the present moment.
In the present study, from 2012 till 2014, a significant increase of colistin-resistant/carbapenem-resistant A. baumannii in a tertiary care hospital in central Greece was observed.
However, in the present case, the NWs can grow till several micrometers long.
