The phrase "has again started" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has resumed or begun once more after a previous interruption.
Example: "The project has again started after a brief hiatus due to funding issues."
Alternatives: "has resumed" or "has started again."
Sionko, who has again started brightly, then searches for space down the right.
He bumped up to almost seeing double digits again (9.8percentt average), but has again started to fall back over the past few weeks.
The inbreeding coefficients (f) in cohorts of wolves that incidentally dropped as a result of the immigrant male in 1991, has again started to accumulate (Figure 1B) and approached f = 0.25 in the cohorts born in 2001 and 2002, a level corresponding to full-sib mating.
But Montenegro presently faces a huge threat; as you will have heard, and as officially confirmed by NATO yesterday, Milosevic has again started military operations against Montenegro.
Global methane levels on the rise again Source: Environmental News Network After eight years of near-zero growth in atmospheric methane concentrations, levels have again started to rise.
Fisher said the market was clearly gathering momentum after years in the doldrums and prices had again started to hit the headlines.
Fisher said the housing market was clearly gathering momentum after years in the doldrums and prices had again started to hit the headlines.
Observers view the piece as a warning to Chinese speculators who have again started to make levered bullish bets in material and property markets.
Recently, health protection agencies have again started to provide guidance on these issues, following a perceived heightened threat from terrorism [ 1- 3].
This has once again started the usual chorus of criticism in Washington against the Afghan president, Hamid Karzai.
