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"has already mentioned" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that has already been talked about or referred to previously. For example: "The same issue was discussed yesterday, as I have already mentioned."
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But I refer to the other point of view which Your Lordship has already mentioned.
Jay-Z has already mentioned Armadale in his song, "All I Need".
"There are two Academies in Estrella," says the woman who has forgotten she has already mentioned this.
Osborne has already mentioned intentions to change pension tax breaks in next Year's Budget but he could yet fast forward the plans, McPhail warns.
And as this blog has already mentioned (the adhocracy), it is far from clear that anyone has a properly-thought out strategy, even if they could persuade the others to adopt it.
Mr. de Blasio has already mentioned Mr. Bratton as someone he would consider for the post, and his staff acknowledged that the pair had met several times since 2012 to discuss policing.
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Poulter we've already mentioned.
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