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Discover Ludwig"Having made" is a perfectly correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
It is used when introducing the result of a previous action, or to refer to something somebody has done. For example: "Having made her decision, she decided to move forward with her plans."
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Having made his intentions known, Nixon dialed up the charm.
Having made a fortune, Stewart focussed anew on the arts.
Having made his country ungovernable, Mr Chavez should call one.
Having made his selection he was ready to leave.
Having made our rendezvous plans with Tony, we set out.
Having made his mistake, he must live with it.
Having made that decision, I could now enjoy the drive.
Having made the decision, he said he had no regrets.
Having made your allocation choices, now consider your personality.
Having made this comparison, we illustrate how our methodology wants to improve on that.
Having made some similar comments myself I must agree with this review.
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