The phrase "already copied" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been copied prior to the current moment or action.
Example: "I have already copied the files to the new folder before the meeting started."
Alternatives: "previously copied" or "copied earlier".
Beyoncé has already copied Bowie by releasing her own "surprise" album this month.
Besides, he says, China had already copied the designs and churned out the products for pennies on the dollar.
Labour has already copied the Tory manoeuvre of changing the front man; to do so again would look undemocratic as well as absurd.
Amazon has already copied the Netflix postal model in Britain and Germany and it has dropped hints that it may launch a postal service in America: Mr Bezos told Wired magazine last year that Amazon was well placed to do so "...and we wouldn't have to pay heavy marketing fees".
His idol is Neymar and he has already copied five of the striker's tattoos - even using the same tattoo artist.
That's why it's so surprising that WhatsApp hasn't already copied the other big Snapchat feature, ephemeral messaging.
Luxury chains are already copying these retailers' practices and had success in the holiday shopping season.
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However, RNA Polymerase II that was already copying DNA could continue to copy, and did so at an average rate of 2000 bases per minute.
Having been around for merely a year, the religion already counts 4,000 members, and its Swedish mother site has already been copied everywhere from Russia and Canada, to France and Romania.
Having been around for merely a year, the religion already counts 4,000 members and its Swedish mother site has already been copied everywhere from Russia and Canada, to France and Romania.
