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The phrase "already be made" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express that something has been completed or created prior to a certain point in time, but the construction is awkward.
Example: "The arrangements should already be made before the event starts."
Alternatives: "have already been made" or "be completed already."
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Materials can already be made to do some of these things, but they are too bulky, rigid or complicated for practical use.
(Claimants may not receive the allowance if they already get more in state pension).Claims for carer's allowance can already be made online: a test version is up and running.
In fact most of the OFT's estimated savings could already be made if doctors switched more of their prescriptions to generic drugs.The government will also be wary about alienating the powerful drugs industry.
But every one of you, brothers, must understand that, while we wage a ruthless war against terrorism, efforts must already be made to win the minds of residents in occupied territories instead of thrusting them aside.
Further experiments will be necessary to delineate the exact position for these factors, but several intriguing observations can already be made.
Since the first steps towards disease may already be made before birth or in early childhood, the notion of onset of disease could become less clear.
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The US might already be making use of them.
Some progress is already being made.
Some efforts are already being made.
Easy cuts have already been made.
A start has already been made.
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