The phrase 'is being ended' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe an ongoing action that is in the process of ending. For example, "The house party is being ended early due to the noise."
The £12.7bn National Programme for IT is being ended after years of delays, technical difficulties, contractual disputes and rising costs.
The show, which features veteran stars such as Richard Wilson and John Hurt, pulls in almost seven million viewers but is being ended by its creators.
"It's an extraordinary amount of money from a relatively few donors that helps explain very clearly why this system is being ended".
CFC use is being ended in accordance with the Montreal Protocol, a 1987 global treaty intended to save the stratosphere's ozone layer, which protects the earth from some of the sun's cancer-causing ultraviolet rays.
Abortion is currently legal up to 24 weeks, meaning that, theoretically, a 23-week-old baby may be resuscitated while an older baby's life is being ended in the same hospital.
A CAMPAIGN by a milk marketer to address the serious subject of premenstrual syndrome in a humorous fashion — by focusing on how men purportedly suffer from its effects along with women — is being ended early after an outpouring of criticism and comments about the tone of the ads and even a parody on FunnyorDie.com.
The whole of my lifetime the second world war has been being ended in Europe".
Historically familiar mutterings of a sell-out are beginning to be heard.The chief cause for concern is the terms on which UN sanctions against Iraq are being ended.
"I know that some of you feared a repeat of 1991, when you thought Saddam's rule was being ended, but he stayed, and you suffered," he said.
Some progress is being made to end the trade.
While one end zone is being tested, the other end zone is overhung and unstressed (see Fig. 1a).
