The phrase "and has fed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an action that has been completed in the past and has relevance to the present, often in the context of providing nourishment or sustenance.
Example: "The organization has been active for many years and has fed thousands of families in need."
Alternatives: "and has provided" or "and has supplied".
But the legislation is disturbingly retrogressive, and has fed a wave of anti-gay violence.
This provoked consternation and derision in equal measure from the Socialist Party, and has fed its election campaign ever since.
The smell of bacon still wafts from the kitchen that looks out on the courtyard and has fed generations of Phippses.
Karachi relies on Punjab for about 70 percent of its fresh foods and has fed itself on food stored in warehouses since the floods arrived in late July.
Instead what we have seen is a particular historical crisis unfold in the greater Middle East, which has collapsed order within that region, and has fed the biggest threat to international order: populism in the United States and Europe.
Still, the proposal has troubled advocates of gun control here and elsewhere because it appears to be gaining popularity and has fed long-smoldering debates over restrictions on carrying firearms.
Mr Balls told the BBC's Andrew Marr show that this had been "foolish" and had "fed resentment" at a time of deep austerity.
Each test session lasted for a maximum of 10 min, or until the bird found the food and had fed for one minute.
In Australia she had swum in a freshwater tropical pond and had fed kangaroos with other tourists.
The results are visually impressive and have fed into the general optimism about the 'magic bullet' nature of NTD control.
Bridget Cleverly, marketing director of Schroders, said: "Over the last two years our UK funds have underperformed and this has fed into our three- and five-year performance ranking.
