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The phrase "has been criticised" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is used to describe an action or behavior that has received negative feedback or disapproval from others. Here is an example sentence: "The company's decision to lay off employees has been criticised by various labor unions and activist groups for its lack of compassion."
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He personally has been criticised and ridiculed.
He has been criticised for reckless spending.
He has been criticised by scientists.
Grayling has been criticised over this before.
His timing has been criticised in Switzerland.
The tradition has been criticised as arcane and time-consuming.
But ASEAN has been criticised for being invisible.
The decision has been criticised by women's rights activists.
It has been criticised on Twitter for suggesting date rape.
But Labour also has been criticised for its fundraising.
It has been criticised as potentially criminalising alcoholism.
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