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Discover LudwigThe phrase "and has worked" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone has been employed or engaged in a particular activity up to the present time.
Example: "She has a wealth of experience in marketing and has worked with several high-profile clients over the years."
Alternatives: "and has been employed" or "and has been engaged".
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She has a new trainer and has worked very hard.
He was hired, and has worked there since.
Spoelstra is half-Filipino and has worked with Pacquiao on community events in the Philippines.
He has been at the company since 1977 and has worked for no other.
Dr. Davis had run a sanctuary and has worked with the Goodall Institute in the past.
Armenia has kept neutral on Syria's uprising and has worked hard to aid people inside Syria.
He can really putt and has worked on his pitching and chipping.
She trained with Jazz Tap Ensemble and has worked with Jason Samuels Smith.
Biffo is 68 and has worked in the market for almost 50 years.
(He remains in that position and has worked for both Republican and Democratic United States attorneys).
(He was educated at the University of California and has worked both in China and abroad).
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