"has been excessively" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as: "John has been excessively cold since he arrived home."
But his allies take issue with the notion that he has been excessively cautious.
"The deficit reduction in 2013 has been excessively rapid and ill-designed," the IMF said.
Which brings us to Rupert Goold – who, I feel, has been excessively abused.
David Cash, the Polk County emergency management director, said the county has been excessively dry.
Two thirds of black Americans believe that the police response has been excessively forceful, but only a third of whites.
Melancholia seems like an activation and persistence of the normal stress response, whereas atypical depression resembles a stress response that has been excessively inhibited.
The behaviour of the protesters may not have been excessively violent, the judges implied.
I think the terms of some of those rescues have been excessively generous".
And she said relations with China had been excessively influenced by economic issues during the Bush administration.
He confesses near the opening of his tale that "for many years now" his spirits have been "excessively affected by the ways of the weather".
His candidacy had galvanized the opposition of a local literary pantheon, including Norman Mailer, Nat Hentoff and others, who thought his prosecution of Mr. Bruce had been excessively harsh.
