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The phrase 'been expanded to include' is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something has been extended or broadened to include more items or elements. For example: "The menu has been expanded to include several vegetarian options."
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And the coverage has been expanded to include graduate courses.
The group has been expanded to include Oppenheimer, Stairway Capital Management and Perella Weinberg Partners.
Over the years, this list of diseases has been expanded to include AIDS and now SARS.
With cold weather approaching, the menu has been expanded to include hot cider and soup.
Over time, Sudan's designation has been expanded to include its role in mass killings in Darfur.
An ancient silk industry has been expanded to include cotton, woolen, rayon, and nylon textiles.
Today, the term has been expanded to include a few choice sentences in a comic strip.
But now its menu has been expanded to include vegetarian chili (also $4.75 for large) and veggie burgers ($4.20).
The event began as a summer music festival in 1961 and has been expanded to include more performing arts.
"It has been called addictive because the concept of addiction has been expanded to include sex and exercise.
The two-star general's review has also been expanded to include three other Air Force training bases.
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