The phrase "already grasped" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone has understood or comprehended something prior to the current moment.
Example: "By the time we reached the final chapter, the main concepts had already been grasped by the students."
Alternatives: "already understood" or "previously comprehended".
Most, however, had already grasped that this was more than another elderly automobile.
But keen, seasoned trend-spotters will have already grasped a clear idea of what the new uniform might be.
The buck in question is Jake (Blake Jenner), and by the end of the song we've already grasped the unfolding shape of his life.
Anyone who had spent time fiddling with an iPod or stuffing CD's into a stereo, he reasoned, had already grasped the basic concepts.
Smart brands have already grasped the power of three-dimensional fashion and are making small movies the big new thing, bringing to life the artistic advertising campaigns and energizing images that can be viewed from smart phone to iPad.
He needn't have bothered with this step; most viewers will have already grasped the importance of Wyeth's weathered New England surfaces to Mr. Welling's darkroom-generated storms of light and chemicals on wet photographic paper.
They may have only just learnt to walk, but these toddlers are already grasping the ballet basics.
Some of her earliest poems suggest she was already grasping toward what could not yet be described as "liberative language".
The truth is that every person (to varying degrees) already grasps the insignificant nature of what pops into his or her head.
What do they already know on a very specific level, so that we can address what else they need to know without wasting time on what they already grasp?
This allows the model to respond to novel objects in positions and orientations similar to ones it has already successfully grasped.> Parietal representations in both ILGA and its precursor, ILGM, use population codes to represent object features, but ILGA represents multiple object features at once and combines them into a representation of a grasp affordance.
