'has been made official' is correct and usable in written English.
It is most often used to describe an announcement or declaration that has been made by an authority. For example, "The new policy of allowing employees to work remotely has been made official."
IN MOROCCO their language has been made official.
That's just one of the rumours doing the rounds, although nothing has been made official just yet.
This year the impossibility of seeing everything has been made official: The show has a distant outpost, with works by roughly 30 of its artists, in Kabul, Afghanistan.
One of the worst-kept secrets in broadcasting has been made official with the announcement by CNN that it is to replace Larry King with Piers Morgan.
On the telly, the news is even bleaker than the weather as we hear of shutdown after shutdown, and a recession that has been made official.
Now, with the museum recently opened, what began as a response to a tragedy has been made official zoo policy: every animal that dies becomes an exhibit.So it is that frozen monkeys grace fake boughs, an ostrich stares forever into the distance, and, in a savannah scene, a slavering hyena drips plastic blood over the corpse of a zebra, under the gaze of an angry bear and a placid lion.
Now that the identification of the victim has been made, officials have the daunting task of trying to determine who buried her in the shallow grave nearly four decades ago.
And it has been making official, gradual enhancements to Siri, such as integrating it into its podcast app.
I did not expect this," Ms Maathai told Norwegian state television once her award had been made official.
But by mid-December, after the recession had been made official, the economy was No. 1, at 32percentt, with terrorism at 22percentt.
New rules about when filmmakers and photographers must obtain permits when they shoot on New York City streets have been made official, The Associated Press reported.
