The phrase "again has received" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something has been received once more after a previous occurrence.
Example: "The company again has received numerous applications for the open position."
Alternatives: "has once again received" or "has received again".
Santa tracking once again has received its annual digital upgrade.
Since airing, "A Totally Fun Thing That Bart Will Never Do Again" has received generally positive reviews from television critics, being praised for showing an emotional side of Bart.
Miriam's mother, who is pregnant again, has received a syringe and is queuing for her fifth shot of tetanus toxoid, which will protect her for life.
Textbooks, once again, have received only surface adjustments, despite the shiny Common Core labels that decorate their covers.
Returning to operations with No. 15 Squadron RAF, Lamason was twice Mentioned in Despatches, first on 2 June 1943 and again, having received promotion to acting squadron leader, on 14 January 1944.
Now that Optifuse is doing well again, Kalb has received inquiries from investors, but he wants to set up an ESOP.
Once again, the Smart Home Program has received national attention for its contributions to making the world a greener place.
Mark Hackard, assistant director of the Nixon Center in Washington, said Russia's moves grew out of its sense that, although it has given ground on security again and again since the 1990s, it has received little in return from the United States and its allies.
In response to the Society article, the commission has looked again at complaints it has received and has decided to write to SPI to raise the concerns.
Most important, Kim has received, again at minimal cost, a pledge that the United States will halt joint military exercises with South Korea, undercutting the most significant check against his regime.
'My grandfather was very disappointed when I told him I was dropping football to take acting classes, but this was made good when he heard I would be Helmut Rahn,' says Göpel. 'I grew up hearing the stories about Berne and Rahn, the local lad whose shot helped Germans to cheer and to stand tall again.' The movie has received huge acclaim from the German public.
