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The phrase "at least learned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a minimum level of knowledge or understanding gained from an experience or situation.
Example: "After the difficult project, I at least learned how to manage my time better."
Alternatives: "at a minimum, I learned" or "I at least gained knowledge".
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"I've at least learned that.
Some people, at least, learned a lesson from Steve Bartman.
We have at least learned that the offspring of Presidents don't necessarily make good politicians themselves.
Francona had managed Schilling in Philadelphia and knew better, or had at least learned his lesson.
We may still use a few evil light bulbs, but we have at least learned to switch them off.
Martin at least learned in Salt Lake City to deal with the kind of pressure she will face today.
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With a nonfiction book, you might at least learn something.
Or at least learn how to love and care".
And what we can't alter, we can at least learn to feel good about.
"I think we're at least learning what it takes to keep the lead," Goring said.
With a randomized study, you at least learn whether your aid money is well spent.
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