The phrase "are being fashioned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is currently in the process of being created or shaped.
Example: "New policies are being fashioned to address the concerns of the community."
Alternatives: "are being created" or "are being developed".
With rapid growth in modern biology and interdisciplinary collaborative efforts, polymeric biomaterials are being fashioned into bioactive and biomimetic materials, with excellent biocompatibility.
In animal research, cells taken from the inner lining of blood vessels are being fashioned into a biodegradable stent that can be inserted into arteries.
A large number of methods for collecting and capturing urban big data from new varieties of digital access are being fashioned and deployed across urban environments.
While that isn't literally true – some exciting buildings are being designed and built, some nourishing new places are being fashioned – the best of our older buildings and neighborhoods have a distinctiveness to them, almost by default.
The church - not the building or the organization, but the people united to Christ by faith and in consequence are united to each other - are being fashioned into the perfect instrument through which God can make himself known.
Now its 1,500 miles of pristine coastline is being fashioned into a "fair trade" tourist destination.
Just as MySpace TV is being fashioned to compete with YouTube, engineers at YouTube are busy developing social networking features.
But changing the charter is immensely complicated, so what is being fashioned instead is a new, looser system in which the powerful may do as they wish.
As the recommendations of the statewide task force were being fashioned into legislation early this year, the Education Law Clinic was temporarily transformed into a legislative clinic.
Instead the contemporary art collection — which was officially sanctioned in 2004 — is being fashioned by the desire to interact with the here and now.
