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The phrase "already started to happen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an event or situation has begun occurring at some point in the past and is still ongoing or relevant.
Example: "The changes in climate patterns have already started to happen, affecting weather conditions worldwide."
Alternatives: "has begun to occur" or "has already commenced."
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This has already started to happen.
That has already started to happen, as the trees, which were planted close together to make a statement, are growing bigger and need more space.
In many ways it's already started to happen". Generalists may now also be able to find a career path within new, specialist digital roles.
And as I said in my note of last week, inevitably much of what is in that package will leak to the press, and that has already started to happen.
'The fact is, however, that women in this country are ready, able and willing and this crisis will accelerate their rise to the next step.' This has already started to happen, and in dramatic fashion.
That has already started to happen – before the centenary we found most people unaware of the huge contribution from Indian and other Commonwealth soldiers in the first world war but that has now become majority knowledge.
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This is already starting to happen.
Mergers are already starting to happen.
That is already starting to happen.
This is already starting to happen in urban areas.
To some extent, that was already starting to happen.
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