'has been clearly stated' is a perfectly valid and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could write: "The rules of the game have been clearly stated."
Moreover, the inability of the classical model to capture the scale features when they play a role has been clearly stated.
In the April 1950 Orgone Energy Bulletin, he wrote, "The orgone accumulator, as has been clearly stated in the relevant publications... cannot provide orgastic potency".
He said: "The perilous state of the care sector is well known and has been clearly stated by the Care Quality Commission, who described it as at a tipping point.
And this purpose is something that has been clearly stated today, and we are very pleased with it and we are full of confidence that we can see the future with a more optimistic approach, as of today's meeting.
For this reasons it has been clearly stated that appropriate MoCA normative data have to be employed when interpreting MoCA scores [41].
"As it has been clearly stated by the Irish DPC earlier today, we are going to work together in order to find the most appropriate way to obtain users' consent under EU law," a spokesperson told TechCrunch in an email.
The essential differences between the two plans, had been clearly stated.
In reality, provisions surrounding when and how investors could withdraw their money had been clearly stated in hedge fund documents.
In other words, the leadership would have to transform itself willingly and embrace fluidity in policies that in times past had been clearly stated and unquestioningly held.
Since the final object of commissioning is to ensure that the equipment meets with a specified set of conditions, this specification must be clearly stated and, hopefully, would have been clearly stated when the contract was placed.
While Justice Kennedy has allowed private businesses to prohibit homosexual membership, his views on the right to determine one's own sexual orientation and to be treated equally by the government have been clearly stated.
