The phrase "already reformed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has undergone reform or change prior to the current moment.
Example: "The organization has already reformed its policies to better serve the community."
Alternatives: "previously reformed" or "already changed".
HSBC says it has already reformed its practices and now complies with international banking standards.
But I had already reformed monetary policy; and the stable monetary framework that he inherited, with the inflation target at its heart, was the decisive change.
Since their seats are more secure, they are more willing to declare Golkar already reformed, and to start tossing its weight around again.Golkar is fortunate that Mr Tandjung lost.
Ed Balls, the education secretary, said the government had already reformed the Ofsted inspections system so that weaker schools were inspected more often and high performing schools less often.
The coalition government already reformed the voting system by abolishing the old household system of registration and asking people to sign up individually in a move that was aimed at eliminating fraud.
We have already reformed the immigration rules and net migration is down by a third since its peak in 2010".
He added, "This new role is a great opportunity to ensure that the good ideas already reforming the way state government works take hold across the country".
Vernon Coaker, schools minister, said the government was already reforming the curriculum and testing, and accused Alexander's report of suggesting a "woolly" accountability system.
It will take, at the least, a lot of incriminating tapes and e-mails to prove that brokers overstepped the line between vague requests ("take care of me") and the demanding of binding promises.Perhaps, just perhaps, the market is already reforming itself.
The SEC is also considering whether to bar all processing of orders after 4pm.Some fund managers are already reforming themselves as they try to woo back investors, many of whom have decamped to firms that have remained unscathed, such as Fidelity or Capital Research (see article).
International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell said the EU was "already reforming the way it spends aid, making it more transparent, results-focused and targeted at the poorest people".
