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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as you already" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that has been previously mentioned or acknowledged by the listener or reader.
Example: "As you already know, the meeting has been rescheduled to next week."
Alternatives: "as you already mentioned" or "as you are aware".
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Caroline, as you already know, is inconsequential; she asks nothing.
You don't even need any lessons as you already know how to do it!
Tellingly, he qualifies much of what he is saying with the words, "as you already know".
September 11 changed the world, but only as much as you already wanted it to be changed.
"As you already manage collaboratively, tell your team that strategies will be collectively developed but that you will hold the final decision.
/ They think so hard they fall off / Their perch and are eaten by ants, / Who, as you already know, all look like / Little Black Riding Hoods".
The new game - which costs £24.99, as long as you already have the original game - allows players to fight new enemies and find extra powers for their characters.
It refers, as you already know if you have watched any cooking shows in recent years, to the practice of having all the ingredients and tools set to go before you even light the stove.
That was not an earth-shattering revelation; "Fair & Balanced" had always been a code whose meaning — here's news that gives you the world as you already see it — was perfectly understood by the Fox audience.
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Now you should act as though you already have that commitment, and reduce your spending accordingly".
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