The phrase "already introduced by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been previously mentioned or presented by someone or something.
Example: "The concept of renewable energy has already been introduced by several experts in the field."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned by" or "earlier presented by".
The agreement would see an amnesty scheme for cases since December 2014 already introduced by the city's municipal judge in effect backdated by another year.
"This bill builds on the reforms already introduced by the government to clean up Labor's mess and will provide greater protection for consumers and taxpayers going forward".
So weak, in fact, that equivalent environmental regulations already introduced by Japan, the US and even China look tough-as-nails by comparison.
In addition to lines already introduced by Quincy Jones, Ludacris and Jay-Z, there is Beats' old partner, Monster, which is also getting into the game.
Some kind of civil union or "marriage-lite", with similar rights to those of married heterosexuals as proposed or already introduced by several western countries, including Britain will not do, he insists.
Such a proposal has been already introduced by experts of the European Radiation Dosimetry Group EURADOSS).
The ballot was carried out by telephone, but Sky has already introduced voting by remote control, which counts as genuine interactivity.
As Fox News Latino recently reported, state legislatures are poised to break the record on the number of immigration measures and resolutions introduced this year, having already introduced 600 by the end of last month.
The onset of H5N1 human cases (22 ) showed that the H5N1 virus was already introduced into Thailand by the end of 2003, before the first identification of the virus.
This work from Mazeres et al. deals with a family of membrane fluorescent probes of the well-known Laurdan family, more precisely Laurdan itself (as "mother" probe), C-Laurdan which was already introduced and studied by Kim et al. (Chembiochem, 2007, 8, 553) and two new derivatives, so-called M-Laurdan and MoC-Laurdan.
The plan, modeled on a bill already introduced in the Senate by Richard Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, deserves broad support in Congress.
