The phrase "already uncovered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been revealed or discovered prior to the current moment or context.
Example: "The investigation has revealed several facts that were already uncovered in previous reports."
Alternatives: "previously revealed" or "earlier discovered".
It has already uncovered new evidence in German and Belarussian archives.
Told about Sept. 11-related government failures already uncovered, "He said, 'That's unbelievable,' " Ms. Breitweiser said.
Although short, our conversation had already uncovered shared tastes in films, books and music.
Of first importance is the preservation, restoration, and study of the valuable evidence already uncovered before it is lost forever.
We have already uncovered evidence of apparent criminal breaches of the Data Protection Act, and the investigation continues to progress".
Investigators have already uncovered how Lubitz searched for suicide methods and information on cockpit doors before the crash.
Jerzy Lugowoj, of the Polish state forestry company, says he already uncovers tunnels on his patch, their entrances covered with brush and pinecones, through which pass Afghans, Vietnamese and others, on their journey westwards.
Vice President Dick Cheney, Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell and Cherie Blair, the wife of the British prime minister, are also to address the same subject in news conferences, briefings and media appearances over the next week, even as the Taliban are in retreat and some veiled women in Afghanistan are already uncovering their faces.
"It's easy to own up to something that has already been uncovered," he says.
More than 1,000 arrests have been made since the Bardo attack in March, and many sleeper cells have already been uncovered.
Several mass Yazidi graves have already been uncovered in the area north of Sinjar mountain, which was taken by Isis in December last year.
