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"has been paralysed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who has become paralyzed or unable to move due to an injury or illness. For example: "The accident victim has been paralysed from the waist down."
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Many demonstrators are in hospital and one has been paralysed.
The once thriving renewable energy sector, meanwhile, has been paralysed.
In the past few days, French football has been paralysed by a severe and abject crisis.
The Haitian government has been paralysed by inertia since the earthquake.
Moreover, it has been paralysed for two years by a wrangle between the two main parties over the nomination of new tribunal members.
The parliament has been paralysed by disputes over election results and a privatisation plan sponsored by René Préval, who won the presidential election last December.
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City and provincial governments have been paralysed.
He had been paralysed in a rugby accident, and wanted to die, but could not kill himself without help.
The WHO estimates that because of the initiative five million fewer people have been paralysed by the disease.
It is difficult to understand Mr Blair's position, because here is an intelligent man whose mind seems to have been paralysed by his experiences in 2003.
We knew the friend he was sitting next to had been paralysed and later in the day we were told by other people that Michael had died.
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