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Discover LudwigThe phrase "already prominent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is already well-known or widely recognized at a particular point in time.
Example: "The artist's work was already prominent in the contemporary art scene before the exhibition opened."
Alternatives: "already established" or "already well-known".
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He was already prominent as the new majority leader.
There's Adam Driver, who is already prominent in the industry but awaiting lead roles.
Already, prominent church leaders have turned to the movie for liturgical fodder.
Already, prominent Republicans are finding themselves defending Mr. Bush's inner circle.
"Television chases issues that are already prominent, and it echoes rather than changes society," he said.
Ch'oe Si-hyŏng, already prominent in the movement, took over the leadership but met a similar fate in 1898.
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If the publishers' budgets are being sunk into luring already-prominent names, there will inevitably be a horde of brilliant unknowns, tapping away at their keyboards, forever unheard.
"Discoverability can be a 'chicken and egg' problem: high downloads lead to prominence, but achieving a high number of downloads is largely dependent on already being prominent.
Mr. Kieber's data has already dragged prominent names into the spotlight.
Already, some prominent foreigners are carrying shovels into the Augean stables of Taiwan's banks.
Already, one prominent Sunni group, the Muslim Scholars Association, has called for an election boycott.
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