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"has been poorly" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as an adjective or adverb to describe something that has been done in a subpar or unsatisfactory manner. Example: "The project has been poorly managed, resulting in significant delays and budget overruns."
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Growth has been poorly regulated.
However, the act has been poorly enforced.
But the freeze has been poorly enforced.
"S4C has been poorly treated by the new government.
And the theater has been poorly acted and produced.
Land redistribution has been poorly managed and underfunded.
Jason Zada's film, which has been poorly reviewed, landed in fourth place with $13.1m on debut.
The actual extent of the "secrecy" of the family courts has been poorly understood.
But many immigrants say this provision has been poorly publicized and is not widely observed.
Consequently, transport efficiency has been poorly implemented.
Nevertheless, this has been poorly documented.
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has been poorly demonstrated
has been poorly substantiated
has been poorly acted
has been poorly identified
has been poorly tested
has been poorly publicized
has been poorly appreciated
has been poorly administered
has been poorly constrained
has been poorly recognized
has been poorly informed
has been poorly explained
has been poorly reviewed
has been poorly analyzed
has been dysfunctional
has fared poorly
has performed poorly
has played poorly
has sold poorly
has worked poorly
has done poorly
has aged poorly
has behaved poorly
has bowled poorly
has been satisfactorily
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