The phrase "actually being held" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is currently taking place or is in progress, often in a context where there may be doubt or surprise about the situation.
Example: "The meeting is actually being held in the conference room, despite the confusion about the location."
Alternatives: "currently taking place" or "actually occurring".
Since then he has faced down challenges from Egypt's restless judges, braved serial resignations of advisers and ministers, and parried opponents by sponsoring a national dialogue that is actually being held just by Brothers and their allies.
But in 3-D that gun didn't seem to be an image on the screen; rather it was as if the gun were actually being held out in front of you.
Other than not finding any information on where it was actually being held in the building, (and wandering around for 10 minutes trying to find it) I thought it was great!
And it was offensive to Thomas, who throughout the hearings expressed incredulity that he was actually being held accountable for his alleged lewd harassment of Hill when they worked at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
He also delayed votes on the Access to Capital for Job Creators Act and the Small Company Capital Formation Act, scoring $91,000 from investment banks and private equity firms, $32,450 from bank holding companies and $46,500 from self-described investors — all in the 48 hours between scheduling the vote and the vote's actually being held on the House floor.
Actually being held accountable for what I've written in the past?
The groundbreaking will actually be held before the match.
Small-town banks were vulnerable, and Stregg had actually been held up twice.
First, there were concerns about whether a trial would actually be held there.
"I only wonder if anyone will actually be held accountable for the failings.
Can someone in this condition actually be held against his will in California?
