"everything established" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English.
It is often used to emphasize the completion of a process or task. Example: After months of hard work, everything established was ready for the grand opening.
"Long hair, wild hairdos, exuberant facial appendages were everywhere as expressions of social rebellion, political revolt, and a general questioning of everything established".
Canterbury, while seemingly deliberately obnoxious, didn't systematically cheat and besmirch everything established to keep the grand sport of Rugby League fair and equitable.
"It was different for them because when they arrived everything was established," she said.
"Everything Keynes established about the primacy of maintaining demand at a steady pace is gone," Brad DeLong, a liberal economist and blogger at the University of California, Berkeley, said mournfully.
"If I were in the shoes of my marketing colleagues in Japan, I would also prefer the car from Europe, where everything is established," Mr. Butschek said.
She and her brother filled in the holes in the wall, repainted everything and established a menu, which includes a large array of snacks, including an ice cream representation of Spider-Man, the patron superhero of Queens, complete with gumball eyes.
"We have everything, from established classics to modern blockbusters to genuine surprises," she added.
One very remarkable statement came from one of the respondents that if everything is established once for all and they are not making any new relations, they are not growing.
Everything was established in Bourj Hammoud".
Once everything is established, feel free to stay and win them over with your charming personality and ask more questions about protocol to put your mind at ease.
"We have to say we tried everything to establish good relations, particularly with what's going on now".
