The phrase "already removed it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something has been taken away or deleted prior to the current moment.
Example: "I noticed the file was missing, but I had already removed it from the folder yesterday."
Alternatives: "have taken it out" or "have deleted it."
"I thought it was confined to my liver, and the operation had already removed it," Carter, the 39th president, in an appearance at the Carter Center in Atlanta.
Earlier, a young man in a suit had stuck a Post-it none on the window which read: "Rest in Peace Steve Jobs, you'll never be forgotten" - but staff had already removed it by the time they opened up.
The sign went public on Tuesday, and as of Wednesday, Carson Elementary has already removed it.
Whereas promotion of stair climbing still exerted positive effects during those 2 weeks while the elevator signs were already removed, it remains uncertain whether those effects are maintained after a longer period.
The good news is that you probably do not have Superfish installed, and if you did, your anti-virus software may already have removed it: Microsoft released removal code in Windows Defender within about 24 hours of the news.
They are all convinced by the argument that if this DNA were totally useless, natural selection would already have removed it.
His father had already removed him both from the company and access to the family money.
Nigam's also wrote that MySpace has "zero tolerance for sexual predators" and that it has already removed every member that it had identified as a convicted sex offender from its more than 175 million users.
"The easily exploited part of the reserves has been already removed, and so it will be increasingly difficult and expensive to invest in and exploit nickel and zinc mines". While substitution could help in many cases, it would also be costly and uncertain, requiring considerable investment.
NBC had already removed the new comedy it had scheduled for 8 30, "The Weber Show," fearing it would be eviscerated by the second half-hour of "Survivor," which contains the vote segment in which one participant is booted from the show.
The Associated Press reports that Ortho said it has already removed neonics from the majority of its products used to control garden pests and plans to remove it from all the rest of its products in two to five years.
