The phrase "already such as" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it due to its lack of grammatical coherence and context.
Example: "There are many options available, already such as..."
Alternatives: "for example" or "such as already".
Here, I've used things one might find lying around already, such as sprouts and Brazil nuts.
Those households that have seen their suppliers hike bills already (such as British Gas) should see a £50 cut.
Coverage tends to be better in sports where "journalists are there already" such as tennis and athletics while women's football, for example, suffers.
Some participants, like Malcolm Handoll in Orkney, clearly have commendable ideas already, such as "games, candlelit dinners, chatting with friends around a fire, a walk in the park".
Let's not forget though that we have been supporting many people in these tough times already, such as pensioners and people on low incomes.
Indeed many of them already, such as The Birthday Party, The Homeconming and No Man's Land, have the status of modern classics.
This may imply that the features already considered, such as the connected component size, may already be capturing any differences between species from different domains.
Many of the events have already been announced and some of them (rather confusingly) have already begun (such as the World Shakespeare festival, which kicked off last Monday).
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Some VR devices are already available, such as the Samsung.
There are already companies such as Planetary Resources and Deep Space Industries developing technologies to facilitate the industry.
