The part of the sentence 'has been given between' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to indicate that one thing has been given to someone, or to show that something has been divided evenly between two or more people. For example: "The responsibility of cleaning the kitchen has been given between the two roommates."
Matt Johanek says he has been giving between five and 20 rides a week since April.
The subjects used as non-observers had been given between 6 and 14 half shut canister but no completely shut canisters prior to this experiment.
Radiotherapy had been given between 1998 and 2006 and only patients who were irradiated within 6 months of diagnosis were included.
He is thought to be the first British leader to speak at the event, where he has been given star billing between Palin's speech and a reception held by the National Rifle Association gun lobby.
While a lot of attention this election season has been given to rifts between right- and left-leaning neighbors, men vs. women, and black vs. white, the most profound and troubling divide in the District is between rich and poor.
Specific attention has been given to associations between the presence of MRSA among animals and humans as well as identification of potential determinants of MRSA occurrence such as antibiotic use, hygiene practices at the farm and farm characteristics.
Several reasons have been given for the declining spreads, but much of the credit has been given to the competition between exchanges for customers, and the competition between high-speed trading firms to offer the best price.
Particular attention has been given to the interaction between clopidogrel and proton pump inhibitors, but an interaction between aspirin and proton pump inhibitors has also been proposed.
Preliminary consent has been given for a merger between two of Nigeria's biggest banks, United Bank for Africa and Standard Trust Bank.
