The phrase "are being enclosed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an action that is currently happening, specifically when something is in the process of being enclosed or surrounded.
Example: "The documents are being enclosed in a secure envelope for delivery."
Alternatives: "are being wrapped" or "are being contained".
However, in Fig. 5b, it may be noted that the adsorption isotherm and desorption isotherm of the calcined product are been enclosed, as befits an IUPAC type IV material, suggesting the presence of mesopores [22].
The greater the area that is being enclosed, the wider the data is scattered and the more asymmetrical the patients walk in terms of hrf.
The Caribbean's coastline is therefore fast being enclosed, and locals don't like it.
Those were extraordinary days, akin to being enclosed by an igloo of contrapuntal sound, one brick at a time.
"At 1 in the morning on a Saturday, to be still working, there's an immense satisfaction in being enclosed by it".
In this case the building changes from being enclosed to being partially enclosed and may immediately be exposed to higher internal pressures that may exceed its designed capacity.
Comparing England, whose commons were swiftly being enclosed by private owners, to pre-colonial America, where the natives continued to enjoy universal common access to land, Locke speculated that 'a King of a large and fruitful Territory there [i.e. in America] feeds, lodges, and is clad worse than a day Labourer in England.' (Locke 1988 [1689], II, para.
Looking on a map from the Saudi perspective, Saudi Arabia is in the process of being enclosed by states that either seek to reduce its influence in the region or desire the destruction of the House of Saud.
3 All land was apparently seen as being enclosed within specific village territories.
"Actual possession usually means that the property in question is being cultivated or has been enclosed," Mr. Hall said, explaining that occasional use of a neighbor's property generally would not constitute actual possession.
