The phrase "already amplified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been increased or enhanced prior to a certain point in time.
Example: "The sound quality was already amplified before the concert began, ensuring a better experience for the audience."
Alternatives: "previously enhanced" or "already boosted".
Uncertainty and panic have already amplified the problem as banks hoard cash.The urgent task is to prevent a grave multi-country banking crisis from becoming a global economic catastrophe.
Despite the relatively buoyant mood among ministers, the case of Spain has already amplified divisions in Europe between those who support tough austerity to fix public finances, and those concerned that people are suffering too much from spending cuts that hobble confidence and growth.
Such research has already amplified our understanding of our brains' relationship to other parts of our bodies, and it has had striking medical implications (Damasio [1994]).
Accordingly, when the priming response and the energy stores are already amplified by A20, we surmise that upregulation of the Leptin receptor is no longer required.
As mentioned in Fig. 4, the PL signals in the black curve with smaller emission wavelengths than the (7,5) species (i.e. with dt < 0.8 nm) are barely distinguishable against the background although being already amplified by a factor of 50.
The rallying cry of the Fianna Fáil faithful (already being amplified by some deputies) shall be – there is no alternative!
This choice was based on the fact that they had previously been shown to be polymorphic [23], had already been amplified from oocysts [21], and because they are located on 2 separate chromosomes.
At the time of Orly divergence, the Ssty family was already moderately amplified on the Y, with ~8 Ssty1 lineages and ~13 Ssty2 lineages present.
We have already successfully amplified and sequenced this ~1 kb amplicon with Roche/454 Titanium sequencing, although the high-quality read lengths were insufficient to provide complete coverage (data not shown).
Any criticism I had of the opera that followed was different from that spurred by "Don Giovanni" or "Faust," where the HD simply amplified already weak productions.
But while several media outlets toned down the drama of the encounter outside the White House in later versions of articles or on-air segments, the initial reports -- suggesting possibly drunk agents crashing into barricades -- had already spread online, amplified on Twitter and cable news.
