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The phrase "are not going" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a refusal or a decision not to proceed with an action or event.
Example: "We are not going to the party this weekend because we have other commitments."
Alternatives: "will not be going" or "are not attending".
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– but are not going anywhere.
"We are not going back.
Ukip are not going away.
Taxes are not going up.
They are not going away.
"We are not going backwards.
We are not going into a coalition.
But their anxieties are not going away.
"Substitutes are not going to be cheap".
"We are not going to change anything.
They are not going back to Rio.
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