广东省政协党组成员、副主席郭永航被查

涉嫌 is used in formal Chinese, especially in legal or news contexts, to mean that someone is suspected of having committed an offense or violation. The structure is: person/organization + 涉嫌 + illegal act/problem.

正 means 'currently' or 'in the middle of' and is often used before a verb to show an action is in progress. 接受 here means 'to undergo' or 'to receive.' Together, 正接受……审查/调查 means someone is currently being investigated or reviewed by an authority.

和 connects two parallel nouns or noun phrases. In formal written Chinese, it is often used to link related items, such as two kinds of investigations, two organizations, or two actions.

目前 means 'at present' or 'currently.' It is often followed by 正 or 在 plus a verb to emphasize that something is happening now. This is a common structure in formal reports and news writing.

Chinese often places several modifiers before a main noun without using extra linking words. In formal titles, multiple official roles can appear one after another before the person's name. Learners should read from the end: the core noun is usually the final title or name, while the earlier parts modify it.