The phrase "already envisaged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been anticipated or imagined beforehand.
Example: "The project was already envisaged during the initial planning stages, which helped streamline the development process."
Alternatives: "previously imagined" or "already envisioned".
Puzzles are set whose solutions a playful author has already envisaged.
Ogle's then managing director and chief designer was Tom Karen, who, in 1955, had already envisaged an aesthetically pleasing three-wheeler with "girl appeal" – and made no attempts whatsoever to disguise its three wheels.
The Czechs had long been restless under the Austrian regime, and one of their leading intellectual spokesmen, Tomáš Masaryk (in fact a Slovak), had already envisaged the carving of Czechoslovak and Yugoslav states out of Austria-Hungary in December 1914.
Everything else, including the stipulations on humanitarian access, was already envisaged in the UN resolution on Syria in December but implemented in only the most fragmentary way, not least because of Russian-aided government offensives.
The treasury described GM's existing recovery plan as "not viable" and gave the firm, which owns brands such as Vauxhall, Chevrolet and Cadillac, just 60 days to produce a "credible" strategy which is likely to involve an increase to the 47,000 job losses already envisaged.
This was already envisaged in 1994, when the Johannisthal/Adlershof urban development programme was announced (SenStadtUm 2013a: 3).
The current regime already envisages the prescription of opium tincture to drug abusers registered at state addiction centres, therefore the ground for selective legalisation is in part paved.
One can already envisage Ayman Al-Zawahiri, al-Qaida's second in command, appearing on al-Jazeera soon after the collapse to tell Hamas "Did I not tell you?" He and those who agree with his vision and espouse his ideology will rejoice at admonishing Hamas and the Muslims who supported it around the world that "democracy is not the way forward".
Senior US commanders already envisage a potential wider role for US forces.
APOBEC3B may be of similar importance to breast cancer, and one can already envisage developing the equivalent of a 'sunscreen' to inhibit APOBEC3B mutagenesis.
Shareholders including the Brazilian investment funds GP Investimentos and Opportunity said that the extra investment had already been envisaged in March, in the early days of the upstart's operations.
