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"has been fractured" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe something that has been broken, like a bone. For example, "My ankle has been fractured."
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Shakespeare has been fractured and transplanted in every conceivable way.
That's not altogether true, and the response has been fractured.
Usada's relationship with cycling's world governing body has been fractured to say the least.
America has been fractured over this fault line since 2010, if not 2000, if not 1994, if not longer.
Bedrock that has been fractured into series of parallel joints can weather into high rock walls known as fins.
Over the last 24 hours our community has been fractured by the comments made by former UofL trustee John Schnatter.
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Indonesia has been fracturing since the ouster of its strongman, President Suharto, more than two years ago, threatening a crackup of the world's fourth most populous nation.
She really felt that her arm had been fractured.
His skull had been fractured in two places.
Their skulls had been fractured with a blunt instrument.
The medical examiner found that his larynx had been fractured.
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