The phrase "actually being referred" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when clarifying or specifying what is being mentioned or pointed out in a discussion or text.
Example: "In this context, the term 'sustainability' is actually being referred to as a key principle of our project."
Alternatives: "specifically mentioned" or "directly referenced".
It's an astonishing situation to be in at the start of the 21st century - that is, until you consider some of the antiquated attitudes that still abound when it comes to the idea of women having access to what men always have, that basic combination that is actually being referred to when people sneer about pushy women wanting to "have it all": a career and a family.
However, Rosalia wasn't evaluated when her mother took her to the monastery in 2002, and considering the Church has doubled the number of exorcists in some of Italy's most important dioceses – a move they presumably wouldn't have made if people were actually being referred to medical professionals – it's fair to assume that many others aren't being given that option either.
The system to buy or create new weapons isn't that interesting and the puzzle-like game elements are generally too simple to actually be referred to as puzzles.
The zinc blast furnace should actually be referred to as the zinc-lead blast furnace, since, beginning with the first successful recycling of lead drosses from the condenser, blast-furnace operations evolved to the handling of mixed zinc-lead feed materials up to a ratio of 2 1 zinc to lead.
Furthermore, we studied which part of the BRCA1/2 mutation carriers identified in the research setting had actually been referred to the CGC.
The inconsistency with the hip may, in part, be due to patients have difficulty locating the correct anatomical position of the hips, [ 21] or that pain in the knee can actually be referred from the hip [ 22].
Nelson said Wednesday that Phillips's comments at Standing Rock were taken out of context and that Phillips actually was referring to the work they were doing at the time on the reservation.
Update: A reader suggested that Cruz actually was referring to the benefits that flowed to North Korea after South Korea pursued joint projects with North Korea, such as the Kaesong Industrial Complex and tourism at Mt. Kumgang.
It carries extra gross weight when people go on to add that they actually are referring to physical beauty, something I commonly hear from white men travelling in Asia who apparently don't think there's anything wrong with saying "Asian women are just so beautiful".
Well, PTO examiners have actually been referring to interim guidelines that are very similar to the final rules since December 1999.
For one thing, we think "I" uniquely refers, but "I" in X's mouth would, in this case, actually be referring to two people, Y and Z.
