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The phrase "are already developed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been completed or created prior to the current time.
Example: "The software features are already developed and ready for testing."
Alternatives: "have already been created" or "are already completed".
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The projects posted on this forum may either be brand new ideas that require funding and manpower to get off the ground or ideas that are already developed and need further adjustment and development.
But these are both medium-sized high-wage nations that are already developed, not gigantic low-wage nations still on the early stage of their development path.
If you are already developed at 21, I think that's too early.
"It may produce better quality boxing, but these guys are already developed, some with world ratings.
"Many of us live in areas that are already developed and we need to retrofit health qualities into that environment".
But these countries are already developed; China is unique in that it is getting old before getting rich.
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Engineers are already developing wireless systems with broader bandwidth.
The two companies are already developing hybrid engines together.
Yet other scientists are already developing a work-around.
Companies, including Britain's BAE, are already developing "invisibility cloaks" around tanks.
Computer companies are already developing the most sophisticated fingerprint technology to control access to computers.
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