go current—
1. be in circulation or in common use:
- Now what would be nice, is if users of these packages could test them out as much as possible before they go current.
2. be generally accepted:
- He returns forever to the old stories of the Prophets as they went current in the Arab memory…
go with the current—(also: go with the stream) act or think as the majority of people do:
- These are the people who mutter lies about the futility of fighting the times … who advise us to go with the current.
Cf.: swim against the current—go against prevailing opinion or thought:
- Dr. Lewis adopts a personal, creative approach to healing which I would say is swimming against the current of “evidence based medicine.”