"already for some time" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been happening or present for a period of time leading up to the present moment. Example: "I have been living in this city already for some time, but I still have not explored all its hidden gems."
(They've been doing so already for some time, informally).
Propagation models like ray tracing [4, 5] have been around already for some time.
For example, new contributors may give "new" structures to PubChem that were known already for some time.
"We were working on Talk already for some time and so Stitcher will help accelerate those efforts," he said.
The fact, that the ITN social marketing arm of this study was carried out through PSI, who applied the same approach that is used in the country already for some time, and that the ITN free distribution arm was carried out as a national pilot programme through the District Health Team of NHD, demonstrates, that the study was implemented under real programme conditions.
Already, for quite some time studies have given evidence for an association of human papillomavirus (HPV) and CRC [ 2- 12].
True, the talks at Imrali are a nascent development; however the Turkish media is already reporting that the date of a PKK withdrawal and disarmament is already set for some time this spring thus implying that many of the terms of the "roadmap to peace" have already been ironed out.
No doubt the smoking and drinking caught up with him -- though being diagnosed with cancer hardly surprised him, as he admitted he had been tempting the Reaper already for quite some time.
The computational efficiency of SFEM analysis has been recognized as a critical aspect already for quite some time.
"Seleka is a coalition of rebel groups that already existed for some time," Mr. Lesueur said.
Such men typically live for two or three years, but by the time they entered the study their disease had already progressed for some time.
