The phrase "already stimulated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of being excited, energized, or activated, often in a psychological or physiological context.
Example: "After the motivational speech, the audience was already stimulated and ready to take action."
Alternatives: "already excited" or "already energized".
However, we do not exclude the possibility that already stimulated B lymphocytes at other mucosal sites infiltrate the epithelium where, upon allergen stimulation, they locally mature to IgE plasmablasts.
The software update has already stimulated some new hardware.
The sharp rise in oil prices last year has already stimulated some parts of the industry.
A new master's degree in community health and prevention research has already stimulated collaborations among several schools and programs on campus.
We are informed that these cases have already stimulated a number of other private individuals to intervene with similar action after Government criminal proceedings had disclosed frauds.
Mercosur has already stimulated efforts to improve transport and energy links—a pipeline from Bolivia's ample gas fields to energy-hungry Brazil was completed last year, for example.
China is already stimulating domestic demand and will welcome company.
Another pointed out that athletes can already stimulate a natural increase in red blood cells through the legal use of oxygen tents and questioned whether inhaling xenon was any different.
The state's new Urban Transit Hub tax-credit program, which took effect in January for sites near mass-transit stations, is already stimulating the market, real estate specialists say, even though it applies in only nine cities.
Mr Shapps thinks that the coalition's approach, based on local autonomy and a "New Homes Bonus"—under which the government will reward councils for building houses is already stimulating construction, even though it has yet to be implemented.
While bioengineers can already stimulate rapid dynamic responses in nerve and muscle cells with electricity, they have continued to seek ways of exerting similar control over most of the body's cells that don't respond to an electrical pulse and instead respond more slowly to hormones and other soluble chemicals.
