The phrase "is being earned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing process of earning something, such as money, respect, or trust.
Example: "The trust of the community is being earned through consistent and transparent actions."
Alternatives: "is currently being acquired" or "is in the process of being gained."
Never board a plane or a train, or rest your weary head on a pillow, or spend a dollar, euro or shekel on any credit card, without making sure a mile is being earned along the way.
Prison regulations state that there must be a three-year delay - or "lag time" - before any artwork involving prisoners can appear in public, even if no money is being earned.
This unreported income is being earned, for the most part, not by drug dealers or Mob bosses but by tens of millions of people with run-of-the-mill jobs — nannies, barbers, Web-site designers, and construction workers — who are getting paid off the books.
Now I think they don't really want to go and earn money if it is being earned in a way that creates enormous damage to the rest of society.
In the year ending April 2014 they stood at 24.2%, so almost a quarter of what was being earned.
Now I think they don't really want to go and earn money if it's being earned in a way that creates enormous damage to the rest of society and I think that's a very healthy thing".
If returns go up, they are being earned on a smaller amount of savings than if you had gotten positive returns those first five years or had withdrawn less, Mr. Finke said.
Those profits are being earned on products designed when Chrysler was still Chrysler.
This is especially true if a pension plan has been terminated by a company or frozen meaning no new benefits are being earned.
But that did mean my advance, what little it was, was earned out very quickly.
Though she manoeuvres us into a standing ovation as we wave our gladioli, you can't help feeling it's been earned over a remarkable career.
