The phrase "actually being conducted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is currently happening or taking place, often in a context where there may be some doubt or clarification needed.
Example: "The research study is actually being conducted at the university's main campus."
Alternatives: "currently taking place" or "in progress".
In the 'merit-based' world of North Korea politics has been succeeded by his son (it's just like the Republican Party or broadcast punditry over there)."I think it's useful for us to occasionally step out of our relatively civilised ghetto and recall the terms in which political warfare is actually being conducted in America's digital trenches.
First, BDS focuses only on the alleged war crimes and repression by Israel and ignores the real war crimes and repression that is actually being conducted being done in the Middle East by terrorist organizations such as ISIS, Al Qaeda and Hamas.
Therefore it seems likely that analysing the number of registered trials would substantially underestimate the number of trials actually being conducted.
It is surprising that no controlled trial of a goal-directed therapy using PAC is actually being conducted.
Moreover, by looking at projects and not just formulated goals and strategies, the paper analyzes what types of maternal health projects are actually being conducted by the donors.
This shift is related to growing recognition that focusing on the protection of research participants through reviewing research proposals before they begin is inadequate; that there is a need to look beyond the design of studies and to see how research is actually being conducted on the ground [ 2].
Gen. Paul D. Eaton, who until last week was the commandant of the United States Army Infantry School at Fort Benning, Ga., will supervise the training program, which will actually be conducted by defense contractors, Mr. Slocombe said.
In Korea, similarly, a key purpose of developing a new university entrance examination in Korea the National English Ability Test (NEAT was claimed to be "to activate the teaching of speaking and writing of English at schools, which has not actually been conducted despite its compelling necessity" (Lee, 2012, p. 30).
In this scenario, the Attorney-General would be the nominal plaintiff in the judicial review proceedings, but the case would actually be conducted by the individual.
Sometimes it was hard for team members to understand how patient care had actually been conducted, making review more difficult.
