"has been recharged" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something has been replenished with energy or power. For example: "My car battery has been recharged and is now ready to go."
It's as if the historical undervaluing of care as women's work has been recharged by a contemporary culture of disdain for those human experiences of dependence, commitment and need.
Homer and Marge think their marriage has been recharged and go for a romantic weekend at a Bed and Breakfast, but soon fall into their old patterns.
Since the CMOS was cleared, the system will not start until it thinks it has been recharged.
You'll receive a text message a short moment after you've topped up, confirming that your account has been recharged with the amount you specified in the message.
He said the hardest part has been recharging the batteries in the jungle, where a gasoline generator and solar batteries must substitute for electrical outlets.
While poetry's best-known subterranean has been recharging his essence underground, aboveground America has returned to form by joining another colossal global conflict of the sort he made his name lamenting.
The aquifers have been recharged by rainfall originating from a mixture of Atlantic and Mediterranean vapor masses.
Wells that were dry have been recharged, the soil is in better shape, fruit trees grow in the valleys and the hillsides are green again.
A lithium battery would have been much smaller and lighter than the AA batteries, and could have been recharged with an on-board recharging circuit.
The pairs of hydrogen (δ2H) and oxygen (δ18O) isotopes indicated that all the groundwater samples had been recharged from meteoric water at various heights.
