The phrase "already tolerated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been accepted or allowed for a period of time prior to the current moment.
Example: "The behavior has already been tolerated for too long, and it's time to address the issue."
Alternatives: "previously accepted" or "long since permitted".
Thailand has already tolerated or abetted abductions by China, including of the Hong Kong bookseller and publisher Gui Minhai.
We have already tolerated too many years of its false arguments for its central role in health care financing.
Patients were not enrolled in the study if they refused to sign the consent form or if they were willing to undergo colonoscopy without sedation, or if the endoscopist preferred for clinical or technical reasons to perform the colonoscopy without sedation (e.g. as a follow-up procedure in a patient who had already tolerated the test well, or in a patient with an operated colon).
Its leaders already tolerate one outrageous personality, Charles Barkley.
Jayaraman said allowing employers to distribute tips will make a bad situation worse for female servers who already tolerate inappropriate behavior from customers to receive decent tips.
The marriage, it turns out, is safe: Biddy, whom Winn loves for her "prim, calm, polite, essential Biddyness," already tolerates what she assumes are his hidden affairs.
Highlighting the many system benefits will likely cause the public at large to be supportive — especially when they are reminded that they already tolerate the dangerous and inefficient systems we have today.
Marijuana use is already largely tolerated by the Uruguayan authorities.
FGM is already not tolerated in the state of Michigan ― or anywhere else in the U.S. for that matter, as it's banned by federal law.
FGM is already not tolerated in the state of Michigan ― or anywhere else in the U.S. for that matter, as it's banned by federal law.
We assume that PD treatment can lower the circulating level of proinflammatory TNF- α and IL-6 in patients with refractory CHF and fluid overload showing additional benefit to already maximally tolerated traditional drug regiments.
