The phrase "are rescinding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a decision or agreement is being revoked or canceled in the present tense.
Example: "The company has announced that they are rescinding the previous offer made to the candidate."
Alternatives: "are withdrawing" or "are canceling".
Some have posted screengrabs of cancelled direct debit forms, showing that they are rescinding their membership.
The angry workers reportedly are rescinding a deal to give up about $100 million in vacation pay.
It is important in part because some high school recruits are rescinding their commitments to Nebraska because of the uncertainty regarding Callahan, who was hired by Pederson in 2003 to replace Frank Solich, Osborne's former assistant and successor.
"Today we are rescinding 24 more and continuing to put an end to unnecessary or improper rulemaking".
As Dr. Sue Rankin, the volunteer director of Campus Pride's Q Research Institute for Higher Education, said of the study: "In the current political climate, where executive orders by the president of the United States are rescinding decades of progressive work, this work on college campuses is more important than ever". .
Wendell Potter: I made the point that one reason why the uninsured - the number of uninsured has been going up is a direct - there's a direct correlation to the behavior of private insurance companies when they are rescinding policies and kicking people off their - or, you know, making their policies no longer valid.
Invitations are rescinded.
Furthermore, the iRprop+ algorithm employs a backtracking mechanism where updates that worsen the learning are rescinded.
Strategies are reimplemented if 10 new cases occur and are rescinded at the designated rescinding threshold.
My father had been the constant, the territory, and now I felt like he was rescinding.
Then, on September 5, Trump announced that he is rescinding DACA.
