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"been quite a while" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe an extended period of time that has passed since something happened. For example, "It's been quite a while since I've seen you!"
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Sure, it has been quite a while since I performed it.
well, it's been quite a while since Isaac Mizrahi surrendered his pincushion.
"It's been quite a while that I've wanted to win in France," Mauresmo said.
It's been quite a while since I've had to shout to make myself heard over Carly Simon.
"It was a relief — it's been quite a while," said Pyatt, who was playing his 800th N.H.L. game.
Lazio vs. Juventus It has been quite a while — since the Calcio scandal of 2006 — that Juve and Lazio have contested for first place in the Italian league.
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It's quite a while since I was growing up in Cork.
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