The phrase "already ascended" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone or something has risen or moved to a higher state or level at an earlier time than expected.
Example: "The spirits of the departed are believed to have already ascended to a higher realm."
Alternatives: "previously risen" or "already elevated".
While his own star has already ascended, Mr. Rhodes found the experience no less moving.
Clint Irwin has already ascended in to legendary status as he continues to impress week in, week out.
By the time their space shuttle pierces the earth's atmosphere, "Space Cowboys" has already ascended to surprising heights of entertainment.
The political strategists are behind on a learning curve that their corporate counterparts have already ascended, said Jon Gibs, a vice president at Nielsen Online.
By then, nearly half of these princes of business had already ascended to chief executive or chief operating officer and 20percentt were millionaires or more.
Petro-logic investigations of the erupted material related to the small eruption on January 19 indicates that it had the same magma source as the sub-Plinian eruptions (e.g., Geshi et al., 2011), showing the magma had already ascended before the beginning of the sub-Plinian eruptions.
Atlantic temperatures are already ascending, and models predict that by 2100, maximum sustained hurricane winds could increase by as much as 15percentt.
We saw you!'" Conlogue, who just turned 19, already has ascended to the ASP World Tour with the big girls.
Let call in and qn as the index numbers of the best values of DIn and DQn, which are already in ascending order.
At night, when elephant seals began to target the ∼200 400 m layers associated with the Tmax corresponding to the core of the CDW, the bulk of the zooplankton biomass already appeared to have ascended into shallower surface layers.
Since they had already saturated creditworthy borrowers with loans, they ascended to what they thought would be lending heaven.
