The phrase "anchored since" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been firmly established or fixed in a particular state or condition from a specific point in time.
Example: "The project has been anchored since its inception, ensuring stability and focus throughout its development."
Alternatives: "established since" or "rooted since".
And of course, it includes the usual concerts by the Beaux-Arts Trio, which Mr. Pressler has anchored since its founding in 1955.
In addition to solo appearances, it includes the usual concerts by the Beaux-Arts Trio, which Mr. Pressler has anchored since its founding in 1955.
In the evenings, "World News" and the third-place "CBS Evening News With Scott Pelley" have shown some momentum this year at the expense of "NBC Nightly News," which Mr. Williams has anchored since 2004.
At Hardester's Market & Hardware, which has anchored Middletown since 1943, clerks said they had already met their first double-fire survivors: a family burned out of Middletown by the Valley fire just lost their new home in Lower Lake just up the road.
THE distinctive tower of the Carlyle Hotel at 76th Street and Madison Avenue has anchored the Upper East Side since 1930.
The veteran game show host Chuck Woolery, whose hosting credits include "Wheel of Fortune" and "Love Connection," has anchored the series since 2002.
Selva has not anchored any newscasts since Tuesday, but ESPN would not confirm reports by The Register and the AOL FanHouse blog that he had been suspended.
He has since anchored the offensive line composed of less experienced players.
Williams had anchored the "NBC Nightly News" since December 2004 until he was put on suspension this year.
Her position even seems blurry on the two-state solution that has anchored American policy since the late 1980s, when George H.W. Bush was President.
The idea of a nuclear structure to which chromatin loops are anchored has existed since the first demonstrations of a proteinaceous substructure that persists upon detergent or salt extraction of nuclei [7], [8], [9].
