The phrase "has been ordered yet" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when asking if something has already been ordered or purchased. For example: "Have the new office supplies been ordered yet?".
What I learned, researching the story myself, did not burn me out, but it did burn me up! Allen, now 79, has been hired to write and direct a half-hour series, not yet titled, which has been ordered for a year.
Replacement hardware had been ordered but not yet installed by the time of the disaster, Mr. Williams said.
That same year, ICE reported that 870,000 people had been ordered deported but had not yet been forced out.
The label for the operation suggests a military-like endeavor--the stated goal of which is to arrest and deport hundreds of single adults, mothers, and children from El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras who arrived after January 1 , 2014 have been ordered to leave the country, yet remain in the United States without authorization.
Rana Plaza had been shoddily built, atop filled wetlands, yet workers had been ordered inside even after an engineer had examined cracks in the structure and warned the building was unsafe.
A senior official of the FSB security service claimed last week it had precise information the attack had been ordered by 'Islamic circles in the Middle East', yet declined to specify from where.
And it appears that steel hasn't even been ordered yet for other towers and complexes around northern New Jersey that were originally proposed to be opening by 2010.
The angioplasty had not yet been ordered, and doctors had not yet seen evidence of a heart attack.
Mobile phone networks are composed of complex patterns and interactions, but still only little work has been done yet in order to characterize these interactions.
No specific biomarker for autism has been identified yet in order to improve the reliability of behavioural diagnosis.
