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"a historically" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically appears before a concept or noun, and generally serves to explain that the thing being discussed is especially relevant or noteworthy in the context of history. For example: "The painting is a historically significant piece, as it was painted by a renowned artist from the era."
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A historically great job.
A historically faithful police procedural.
It is, nonetheless, a historically dubious claim.
Emanuel AME Church is a historically black church.
"It's a historically significant event," Bowman says.
Ms. Hulbert takes a historically informed approach.
Vasectomies are at a historically low level.
Passing accuracy was a historically low 42%.
But the shape of the conflict is a historically powerful nation invading a historically weak one.
And this, too, is a historically recent development.
The result is a historically informative but ultimately disappointing exhibition.
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