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Discover LudwigThe phrase "cited several" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe how many times something has been referenced or mentioned. Example: The author cited several studies in support of her argument.
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He cited several examples.
Economists cited several reasons for the rise.
The study cited several explanations.
Ms. Welti cited several reasons for that.
Jagland cited several key EU achievements.
The GAO report cited several initiatives underway.
The Court then cited several authorities concerned with false confessions.
And union officials cited several more important sticking points.
Experts cited several possible reasons for the revival.
The report cited several reasons for this situation.
But the subcommittee cited several specific flaws in Israeli intelligence.
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