The phrase "already stated in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or details that have been mentioned previously in a text or conversation.
Example: "The results of the experiment were already stated in the previous section of the report."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned in" or "earlier noted in".
Most large contracts and transactions are already stated in dollars, as well as the debts of most big corporations.
Senior military leaders have already stated in the press and in other public forums that our influence over events is waning at best, if not virtually nonexistent.
As already stated in the Technical Design Report of the facility, MATS will make use of the most advanced techniques developed more recently, or under development at the existing Penning-trap facilities at RIBs or University laboratories.
Dr. Victoria Kusiak, vice president for global medical affairs at Wyeth, said that the risk of breast cancer found in the federal study was actually lower than the risk found in other studies and already stated in the drug's label.
It has already stated in S.E.C. filings that it anticipates a one-time write-off of $300 million if the lease deal collapses, an amount that increases by the month.
There could perhaps be a small amount more than the CCC recommends but not more than already stated in the 2011 Carbon Plan, which said specifically that "from 2030 onwards, a major role for gas as a baseload source of electricity is only realistic with large numbers of gas CCS plants".
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The fact behind this is already stated in earlier graphs.
(iii Some estimations improving those already stated in the literature are obtained here.
The proof of this result, already stated in [1], provides the q-analog of Theorem XI-3-2 in [20].
As already stated in the introduction, real-life testbeds and simulation platforms are indispensable development tools for our research.
