The phrase "actually being removed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is in the process of being taken away or eliminated.
Example: "The old software is actually being removed from all company computers to make way for the new system."
Alternatives: "currently being eliminated" or "in the process of removal".
As shown in the 12-minute chase (Fig. 4), 10 µM of antimycin cannot completely block proinsulin removal, and more proinsulin could actually be removed than our evidence shows.
Fewer than 50% of detainees will actually be removed from the UK.
It looked like it had been flagged as inappropriate content, but it took someone alerting several members of the gay press for it to actually be removed.
Sanctions will not actually be removed but suspended, and what the fact-sheet refers to as their "architecture" will remain in place for quick reactivation if necessary.
Instead, he says, some of the fuels must "be left in the ground" for ever, and that the gas must actually be removed from the air.
Msgr. Charles A. Ribaudo, the beloved, avuncular pastor known as Father Bud, had recently retired, citing health problems, but soon parishioners learned that Monsignor Ribaudo had actually been removed from his priestly duties after being accused of sexual abuse.
Still, Ms. Gibbs said that she hoped that no one would actually be removed but that the mere threat would improve the behavior of some of the more difficult cases.
So if anything happens to interfere with their growth, such as changes made by forest owners based on economics or other factors, the emissions might not actually be removed from the air again.
The assets will not actually be removed from the bank's balance sheet for regulatory purposes but the accounting treatment will be changed, allowing Barclays to avoid taking further big hits by no longer needing to price its assets at current market values through the convention known as "mark to market".
