The phrase "still being perceived" is correct and can be used in written English.
The phrase is often used to indicate that a situation or condition is continuing, especially in a particular way. For example, "This issue is still being perceived as a problem by many people throughout the community."
How does he get away with it, serving up such bleakness to big audiences for 40 years and still being perceived as an avuncular figure?
This paper confirms that those factors are still being perceived as deterrent for migration.
In closing, I don't agree with the Forbes poll or how Vick is still being perceived.
Women of quiet strength, it seems, are still being perceived as not quite up to the "tough" and "manly" business of national defense.
Hence a big reason why Vick is still being perceived as the most hated athlete in sports is a result of lack of diversity.
In particular, ease of use and low intrusion while still being perceived as useful are key factors to maintain usability.
Many of the bodies could still be perceived, like shadows, within the roaring orange blazes.
Similarly, if a portion of the image of a figure falls on the blind spot of the retina, a complete figure often will still be perceived.
Although most of the city of Florence was a creation of the nascent Renaissance era, the city's Roman beginnings as a typical castrum, or garrison town, can still be perceived.
Mr. Charlier's talent for cutting clothing and coming up with interesting fabric combinations could still be perceived, particularly in a group of tailored black outfits toward the end of the show.
Last Action Hero, which had the misfortune to open the week after Jurassic Park, might still be perceived as one of Arnie's most high-profile flops, but its status as a notorious bomb was at least partly caused by box office blowback from Spielberg's dino might.
