The phrase "are being executed at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where actions or processes are currently taking place at a specific location or time.
Example: "The new software updates are being executed at the main server to improve system performance."
Alternatives: "are currently being carried out at" or "are being performed at".
First, there is the ordinary repression: convicts – two-thirds of them drug dealers or drug users according to the UN – were being executed at the rate of three per day last year, the highest per-capita execution rate in the world.
Mr. Riegner continued to gather information, including proof that 6,000 people a day were being executed at the Treblinka death camp.
Search warrants were being executed at Mr. Burkhart's house, Chief Beck said, and information from those searches would help officials determine how many people were involved in setting the fires.
In other words, we are perhaps looking at a chronic difference between mushroom bodies and other parts of the CNS in the honey bee that has nothing to do with the behavior that was being executed at the time of sampling.
Refugees who travelled the route reported that ethnic Nuers with traditional scarification on their faces are being executed by soldiers at government checkpoints.
They may make a mismatched pair, but both Entfürung and Elektra (especially Elektra) are being executed with great care at the Met.
Mr Falla, who was deported for running an underground newsletter, gave his own testimony of the conditions in a Gestapo-administered prison at Frankfurt: "[Prisoners] were being executed by the Nazis by guillotine at the rate of 25 per week".
This rule is being executed continuously: when a packet arrives at a node, the node checks the appropriate forwarding area for potential relays.
There were images of women being executed at the Olympic Stadium in Kabul under the Taliban reign.
