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The phrase "and this has captured" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has successfully attracted attention or interest, often in a context discussing emotions, ideas, or experiences.
Example: "The artist's unique style is captivating, and this has captured the hearts of many art enthusiasts."
Alternatives: "and this has engaged" or "and this has drawn in".
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And this has captured the public mood.
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"This has captured the attention of many millions of Egyptians".
And this film has captured -- all the pain, struggle, joy, peace and acceptance of this time period in my life.
Clearly Dropbox and Box have done this for file sharing, and Zendesk has captured this for customer service.
This passage, simultaneously vibrant and veiled, has captured the spiritual imagination of Muslims for more than 1,000 years.
This man has captured a villain here, has he not?
"This tournament has captured the attention of a nation.
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Adam is autistic and has captured Savannah's heart.
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