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The phrase "already out of date" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is no longer current or relevant, often in relation to technology, information, or trends.
Example: "The software we are using is already out of date, and we need to upgrade to the latest version."
Alternatives: "no longer current" or "obsolete."
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Is it already out of date?
It is already out of date.
Laughing was already out of date.
It was published in 2012 and it's already out of date.
The financial assumptions in the rejected deal are already out of date.
And in some ways the law is already out of date.
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Torode's tirade is already out-of-date anyway, with the August opening of Christine Manfield's Universal restaurant.
The problem for pollsters was that the Gingrich wave was happening so rapidly that a poll conducted on Wednesday was already out-of-date by Thursday.
8.34pm BST Closing point from Emmott: "You are warned that there are parts of my book that are already out-of-date, but this is the case with scientific literature as well.
For some, in fact, green buildings are non-starters, taking 25 to 65 years to recoup the energy used to build them; and once built, they can become quickly obsolete, saddled with already out-of-date technology.
An obvious side effect of the length of the book is the increase in the scope for inaccuracies and already out-of-date scientific statements.
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