The phrase "are being halted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is currently in the process of being stopped or interrupted.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, all operations are being halted until further notice."
Alternatives: "are being stopped" or "are being suspended".
Jobs they have started are being halted because the big financing has come to an end.
Diversity initiatives are often insufficient, he said: "Efforts that promote inclusion, not just diversity, are being halted at the managerial level". Keynote presentations, he added, often have more diversity than the teams presenting them.
The works are being halted over Christmas, allowing the bell to chime without risk.
The Isis "advance across Syria and into Iraq is being halted", a communique said later.
Stephen A. Cox of the Marines said in an interview from Guantánamo that the flights of prisoners were being halted only temporarily.
"Projects were being halted every day," said Mr. Romulo, who held a video conference call with American investors on Tuesday.
Marshall said growth was being halted by short-termism and the stop-start nature of the way government approaches long-term projects.
But federal investigators found that university officials had failed to tell the patients of the vaccine's safety problems and misrepresented the reason the experiment was being halted.
A Canadian project aimed at creating a genetically engineered pig whose manure would be less harmful to the environment is being halted after failure to find a company willing to bring the animal to market, according to the lead researcher.
No further funds have been committed and the station's development is being halted until such funds arise.
White House spokesman Ben LaBolt said no oil production is being halted and there are no new drilling lease sales in the pipeline for the 30-day period Salazar has to get the report back to Obama.
