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Discover Ludwig"became institutionalized" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to become an established and accepted practice or custom within a particular institution or society. Example: Over time, the tradition of wearing academic robes for graduation ceremonies became institutionalized, and now it is considered an important part of the graduation ritual.
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The system became institutionalized.
"Bad recipes became institutionalized".
German Reform in the 1840s became institutionalized, a matter of organized formal belief and practice.
And as bohemianism itself became institutionalized, Mr. Wyeth encapsulated the artistic conservatives' paradoxical idea of disobedience through traditional behavior.
A failure as a popular movement with millennial overtones, the Peace of God became institutionalized as the "king's peace".
But as success became routine, it also became institutionalized, with faceless corporations like U.S. Steel and General Motors lording over the smooth running engines of commerce.
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In their view, it has become institutionalized.
"But that it, too, has become institutionalized.
Research and interest in agroforestry have expanded and become institutionalized.
He added, "We're seeing the contradictions of a movement as it becomes institutionalized".
The difference now is that the squalid character of the system has become institutionalized.
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