The phrase "already been packaged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been prepared or wrapped up in advance, often referring to products or items ready for distribution.
Example: "The products have already been packaged and are ready for shipment to our customers."
Alternatives: "previously packaged" or "packaged in advance".
In choosing to mount a show on World War II, the Historical Society faced the challenge of bringing a fresh approach to a topic that has already been packaged and presented countless times in galleries, films, books, television, comics and more.
Produced in July, the batch of had already been packaged for shipping to Russia, and the Cyrillic writing on it made it unsuitable for other markets, according to spokeswoman Veronika Skagestad.
Though most of the important messages have been released alongside new batches of data — leading some people to speculate that they are coming from the same original person, who has access to the larger haul — the information has probably made its way around file-sharing communities already, and could easily be packaged up and distributed by anyone wanting to take on the name.
Had this been Bobby Moore or Dixie Dean turning up at a wedding in pre-smartphone, less vicarious times, the whole thing would already be safely packaged as a heartwarming don't-make-em-like-that-any-more tale of fond times past.
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Most packaged quinoa has already been cleaned, but it doesn't hurt to soak and rinse it just in case.
The source packages need to be compiled and built for a system, whereas the binary packages have already been compiled for a specific installation.
Elements of Keane's package have already been agreed.
The education package has already been approved by legislative leaders from both parties.
Standardized packaging has already been introduced in Australia, so some of the predicted impacts of the implementation can now be examined.
The economic crisis did not, for the most part, affect colleges until the fall of that year, by which point most pay packages had already been negotiated and signed.
