The phrase "already in course" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would typically be "already in progress" or "already underway."
Example: "The project is already in progress, and we expect to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "already in progress" or "already underway."
On the other side of the debate, there are those "Schumpeterian" economists who have offered supply-side based hypotheses of a long-run stagnation trend supposedly already in course for some time.
In one hand, it reinforces the importance of national control strategies of large impact already in course such as the immunization of infants, adolescents, and adults up to 49 years of age and blood supply screening.
Already in course of clone development for 12 antibody-producing subclones of each variant, a highly reproducible and similar cell behavior in terms of specific productivities (qP) and growth rates could be observed (Fig. 2a, b).
In one hand, it reinforces the importance of national control strategies of large impact already in course (immunization of infants, adolescents, and adults up to 49 years of age and blood supply screening).
Clinton has taken steps to reach out to disaffected liberals already in the course of her young campaign.
One party is likely to see a clear advantage in a stoppage only when market forces are working in its favour, and these will have told already in the course of negotiation.
Already in the course of the Middle Ages, further definitions were provided, and not just by Aquinas.
The decline continued in the beginning of 2009, but already in the course of 2009 the German economy started recovering – at least in some sectors.
Already in the course of university studies, medicine and psychology students report mental distress and low life satisfaction.
However, fostering innovators and entrepreneurs can start already in undergraduate/graduate courses, i.e. long before a student potentially reaches the research level.
In the U.S. you've got systems already in operation, of course in the form of RGGI [Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative], the Northeastern states' system and indeed the Chicago Climate Exchange which is a voluntary but very effective private sector system.
