The phrase "already elected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone has been chosen or appointed to a position prior to the current time or event being discussed.
Example: "The committee was surprised to learn that the candidate had already elected to step down before the vote."
Alternatives: "previously chosen" or "already appointed".
While representatives of business and of technical groups have already elected nine board members, Icann will hold elections this fall for the first five of what ultimately will be nine at-large members, who will represent Internet users in general.
The elections of autumn 1790 resulted in a new group of deputies joining those already elected.
In the meantime, I will do the job I was already elected to do.
A recount is now under way even though two Sinn Féin candidates, Pat Doherty and Barry McElduff were already elected.
A viewer of Fox News may be forgiven for thinking that we have already elected a socialist President.
The bad news for Republicans is that they're not always great at protecting the Hispanics they have already elected.
It is also the only place under the British crown that already elects police chiefs, and has done for centuries.
Some of the state's biggest counties — Dallas, Harris, Travis and Bexar — already elect Democrats to county office, in some cases after years of electing Republicans.
But its 401(k) participants, who are employees of small businesses, can already elect to have their accounts automatically rebalanced each year at no cost.
Our findings show that almost 10 years prior to recent prospective studies validating the safety of a 23 h observation protocol and disproving the utility of extensive non-invasive cardiac testing, ED physicians were already electing for a minimally involved investigation.
Morales has already been elected three times — in 2006, 2009 and 2014 — but his first term doesn't officially count because he was already president when the current constitution was enacted in 2009.
