The phrase "and has been generating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing action or process that started in the past and continues into the present.
Example: "The new marketing strategy has been generating significant interest among potential customers."
Alternatives: "and is producing" or "and has created".
The virtual Marlene was recently on display at an effects convention in LA and has been generating industry interest.
Yoruba Art on View "Dynasty and Divinity: Ife Art in Ancient Nigeria" opened at the British Museum in London last month and has been generating considerable crowds.
The economic impact of a short-term myopic approach to managing and investing in businesses has become abundantly clear and has been generating rising levels of concern across a broad spectrum of stakeholders, including corporations, investors, policymakers and academics.
The battle over this strip of land, a spectacular coastal plain that is home to polar bears, musk oxen, caribou, grizzly bears, and some hundred and thirty-five species of birds, began almost immediately, and has been generating letter-writing campaigns and petition drives, not to mention huge lobbying fees, ever since.
GuruNet went live in beta form in September and has been generating a lot of excitement in the trade press.
The company hasn't taken any funding to date, and has been generating revenue from day one thanks to partnerships with retail stores as well as the $1 price tag on the app itself.
It expresses a fusion GFP (mutant 3) and firefly luciferase (LucIAV) and has been generated in the reference clone of ANKA strain cl15cy1 [38].
ENCODE data are the reference standard in the field and have been generated starting from tens of million of cells.
However, these findings are not consistent between studies and have been generated through retrospective studies, all amenable to biases known and unknown.
