The phrase "already deprived" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that has been deprived of something prior to the current moment or situation.
Example: "After the long winter, the plants were already deprived of sunlight and nutrients."
Alternatives: "previously deprived" or "already lacking".
"Deprivation will increase and the situation will worsen in already deprived areas.
Expulsions and resignations have already deprived Labour of its overall majority there.Labour is likely to make headway in elections elsewhere.
The schools were mostly in the heavily African-American and already deprived south and west sides of the city.
They are already deprived of his sidekick, the sold Wilfried Bony, and their momentum is entirely downward.
Mr Mesa had already deprived them of their customary power-sharing, preferring to govern without a fixed block of support than to be tainted by ties to them.
However, docking unpaid fines from child benefit risks punishing the pupils as well as the parents by penalising already deprived families.
Isolating users back into their self-selected personal walled gardens of friends and families will only reinforce the echo chambers that already deprive us of forcible exposure to opposing views.
"Sixteen out of our 23 boroughs are already socially deprived.
Labour has already been deprived of its fair share of the profits during the past decade and has seen no gain in wages.
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It is, after all, Harlequins who contributed the most players, eight, to his most recent Elite Player Squad and having already been deprived of Jack Clifford for the autumn, the England head coach saw Mike Brown, Danny Care and Joe Marler – who departed after barely 15 seconds – all pick up injuries.
