The phrase "already stipulated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been previously agreed upon or established in a discussion or document.
Example: "As we discussed in our last meeting, the terms of the contract have already stipulated the payment schedule."
Alternatives: "previously established" or "already agreed upon".
Mr. Netanyahu has already stipulated that he will only entertain the idea of a demilitarized Palestinian state with limits on its sovereign powers.
McLeish has already stipulated he would prefer to remain in club management, with Coyle and Davies likely to retain similar ambitions at this juncture.
The states and EDF said EPA had already stipulated that it had not reviewed and responded to the compliance plans submitted by some states, and that it had not promulgated a federal plan for states that did not submit approvable plans.
NYT's Alan Rappeport and Thomas Kaplan: "Among the potential ideas being discussed on Capitol Hill to pay for the bill is allowing the tax cuts for individuals to expire even sooner than the 2025 date already stipulated in the Senate bill.
But experts say the plans are unambitious and activists called the promises "a crushing disappointment" that mounted to nothing more than targets already stipulated by Brazilian law.
If they have already stipulated that Socrates is a man and that all men are mortal, then all reasonable people must necessarily agree that Socrates is mortal.
"Mr. Greenberg, in his role as 'control person' at A.I.G., has already voluntarily stipulated with the S.E.C. to broader injunctive relief than the New York attorney general could obtain in any event," the lawyer, David Boies, said in a statement.
At the center level, 77.4% of kindergartens and 69.6% of child care centers had already achieved the stipulated requirements for teachers' academic and professional qualifications by the end of 2010, as compared to a base of less than 20% of preschool centers in 2006 (Zulkifli 2011).
Besides water-related diseases associated with informal water vendors (Olajuyigbe et al. 2012; Kjellen and McGranahan 2006; Hutin et al. 2003), it is often more expensive resulting in households already paying more than the stipulated bills charged by public utilities (Kjellen 2000; Ishaku et al. 2010; Dauda et al. 2015; Rahaman and Ahmed 2016).
The situation prevailing in the study area as related to the water quality and services of YSWC, and based on findings from this study, indicates that people in Damaturu are already paying more than the YSWC stipulated bills, because of the difficulties involved in sourcing their water.
The reduction of army personnel will come on top of the 7,000 already marked to be cut by 2015, as stipulated in last year's defence review.
