The phrase "was being dissolved" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to describe a process that was happening in the past, but has now been completed. For example, "The committee was being dissolved when the new board of directors took over."
But, two weeks before the end of the season, the university's administration announced that the football program was being dissolved to comply, it said, with Title IX regulations.
Mr. Maslak said that the partnership with Mr. Sheets was being dissolved, but he declined to speak about losses it had sustained on several properties it holds.
According to this law (pdf), by 1 October 1 2010 all civil unions entered into in Connecticut prior to that date got automatically converted into marriages (except in cases where the civil union was being dissolved or was otherwise in dispute).
While a senior Time Inc. executive said the memo circulated to some staff members reported that the department was being "dissolved," Peter Costiglio, a spokesman for Time Inc., said that closing the library should be seen not as dissolution but as an act of decentralization.
For example, if our lead iodide compound was being dissolved in a solution with 0.2 M, we would rewrite our equation as 7.1×10 9 = (0.2M+x)(2x)2.
Source Martin is being dissolved as Mr. Martin arrives at Amalgamated, effective on Sept. 1.
No wonder record numbers of these events are being dissolved, some before they've even got off the ground.
Those accounts had been handled by a Publicis sibling, D'Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles, New York, which is being dissolved.
He will advocate offering workers the first right to buy out a company that is being dissolved, sold or floated on the stock exchange.
Although individuals will join future ceremonies, the veterans association is being dissolved because most of the survivors are now in their 80s.
The West Coast operation of Kirshenbaum Bond, called KB&P West and based in San Francisco since 1997, is being dissolved and combined with Kirshenbaum Bond, based in New York.
