The phrase "ago visited" is not correct and usable in written English.
It is a grammatically incorrect construction as "ago" is typically used with a specific time reference, not with a verb in the past participle form.
Example: "I visited that place two years ago."
Alternatives: "previously visited" or "visited before".
On hand for today's ceremony was Carol M. Browner, the administrator of the E.P.A., who two years ago visited the site with a promise of relief for residents.
A generation of Kurds grew up speaking no Arabic and feeling no connection to Iraq — and the idea of rejoining a country that not long ago visited genocide and ethnic cleansing on Kurds is, understandably, a hard sell.
And the eight men in medal-bedecked camouflage who a few years ago visited the Vietnam Memorial on Veterans Day and Memorial Day and swapped fake stories of being in the Seals.
"Imagine the most evil supervillain and the nicest, sweetest cartoon animal, and that's what these two strains of rat are like," said Tecumseh Fitch, an animal behavior expert at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland who several years ago visited the rats at the farm, about six miles from Akademgorodok, near the Siberian city of Novosibirsk.
John J. Sweeney, president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., with which the engineers' union voted to affiliate a few months ago, visited the picket lines last week, and the federation's secretary-treasurer, Richard Trumka, the former head of the United Mine Workers, is due in town Tuesday.
Vettel, who sealed a fourth consecutive drivers' world championship at the Indian Grand Prix 10 days ago, visited the Red Bull factory on Wednesday to celebrate his success, with a news conference followed by a meet-and-greet with the employees.
JUST a year and a half ago, visiting Khalid Mishal, the supreme leader of Hamas, was a cloak-and-dagger affair.
Many years ago, visiting the apartment with his mother, a very young John F. Kennedy Jr. was seen picking up object after object and turning each one gingerly over.
Four years ago, visiting his restaurant in Manchester, Observer food critic Jay Rayner described Kitching as "on more than nodding terms with genius".
"I just think about how we was getting ready to march in," Mr. Adams, 74, said one afternoon a few weeks ago, visiting the lot.
Brentford, a point worse off in seventh place, travel to Fulham for a 3pm kick-off while Wolves, two points behind after beating Derby at Molineux a fortnight ago, visit Nottingham Forest.
