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The phrase 'has been infamous' is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to describe someone who has been widely known and talked about for something bad they have done - usually in a negative light. For example: 'The politician's scandalous behavior has been infamous in the media for months.'.
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The song has been infamous among dance-record hoarders since: Justice decided to get children's vocals for "D.A.N.C.E".
Moscow's terrible traffic has been infamous for a while now, but in the past year it has come to feel like an existential threat.
Mehlajat has been infamous as a staging area for Taliban assassinations, and in just the previous three weeks, 10 people had been killed here.
Stimulants help keep him awake, and to prevent cataplexy he takes Xyrem, an experimental medicine containing the compound GHB, which has been infamous as a date-rape drug.
For as long as Bermuda has been on the map it has been infamous as a land of shipwrecks; a.
Since President John Pombe Magufuli, nicknamed "The Bulldozer", came to power three years ago, his government has been infamous for issuing hasty directives.
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Our bus rides have been infamous.
They include sites that have been infamous throughout the war and during several decades of ruthless state control.
McLaren had been infamous for proclaiming his lack of interest in music: hence the replacement of Glen Matlock in the Sex Pistols by Sid Vicious.
Will it scratch, as the iPod screens have been infamous for?
While there have been infamous photos of piles of bikes in China, and stories of bikes dumped in trees or canals in other parts of the world, Nair said that the government agencies he's spoken to haven't expressed concern at a deluge of cycles.
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