The phrase "already laid down" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been established or set in place prior to the current moment or context.
Example: "The rules for the competition have already been laid down, so all participants should familiarize themselves with them."
Alternatives: "previously established" or "already set forth".
But the political footprints Mr. Koizumi has already laid down do not inspire confidence.
Let us take our start from what we have already laid down in our course on Physics.
But memories already laid down seem to be replayed during sleep, as has been shown by experiments in rats.
It is to find and fine-tune the right approach to implement the strategy already laid down".
Beyoncé had recorded the song in a studio at the Marine Barracks Annex on Sunday night, using tracks already laid down by the Marine Band, Sergeant duBois said.
The fashion blogger Leandra Medine, a k a the Man Repeller, has already laid down her plastic for a pair of Alexander Wang fur sandals.
No assurances have been given beyond the promise that Britain will faithfully carry out all the policies already laid down, including the latest restrictions on the money supply.
(The performance retained the gamelan orchestra, but the gap between that and the music Dyrdahl had already laid down in the studio meant little trace of them wound up on the recorded album).
"Partly driven by scale but also by legacy, there are a lot of traditional budgets that are already laid down," said Antony M. Young, president of the American division of Optimedia, a media-buying unit of Publicis Groupe.
(It should be pointed out that most of Us Weekly's growth occurred under the leadership of her successor, Janice Min, albeit on tracks already laid down by Ms. Fuller).
The storm subsides, and Weller is already moving on, enthusing about young bands – he admires Wild Beasts, and Erland and the Carnival – and the new tracks he's already laid down since Wake Up the Nation.
