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The phrase 'has been notorious' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone or something that is well known for being unpleasant or undesirable. For example: In recent months, the company's CEO has been notorious for his unethical business practices.
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In addition, Benitez has been notorious for ineffective pitching in pivotal games.
Ades has been notorious in the past for making controversial critical statements about established and well-loved musicians.
"Schéhérazade" was worse, but this ever-popular melodrama has been notorious for being choreographically cheapened and coarsely acted for decades.
The program has been notorious as an opportunity for fraud by companies that falsely claim a HubZone headquarters.
"China has been notorious for placing a low priority on environmental and social concerns in its many dealings internationally.
The odium theologorum ("bitterness of the theologians") of which Melanchthon once complained so plaintively has been notorious.
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Even with this scaling-back, cost overruns have been notorious.
Cassius had been notorious, and was even expelled for a term.
In the past, window cleaners' working hours have been notorious for their brevity.
Los Angeles International, Baltimore-Washington and Hartsfield in Atlanta have been notorious for extra-long waits.
When Mr. Ryan became secretary of state, motor vehicle licensing in Illinois had been notorious for decades.
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