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'has been left at' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used in the Perfect Passive tense to describe an action that has been completed in the past. For example: The package has been left at the post office.
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Their six-month-old baby, meanwhile, has been left at home in the nearby city of Redlands with Farook's mother.
Outside Pellegrini's on Saturday, mourners paid their respects, leaving flowers and signing a tribute book left on a bar stool that has been left at the doorstep.
Even the physical infrastructure – bridges, airports, roads, and tunnels – used by people of all classes has been left at dangerous levels of disrepair.
This is why Dorothy has been left at home; starting to write the journal is one of the ways in which she is struggling to cope.
But now even the perennial Dying on the Vine has been left at home, and there's a surprise rendition of the Velvet's S&M anthem Venus in Furs.
A young boy, Martin, has been left at home with his mother while his father and his aunt go to a dance on the mainland.
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Heritage assets have been left at risk.
It had been left at her front door sight unseen".
Several thousand are believed to have been left at sea.
The city seems to have been left at the mercy of fanatics.
"I've been left at the altar now a couple of times," Mr. Obama said.
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