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The phrase "has been ridden" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been used or experienced in the past, particularly in relation to riding, such as a horse or a bike.
Example: "The horse has been ridden many times this week, and it is starting to show signs of fatigue."
Alternatives: "has been used" or "has been mounted."
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Bred and owned by Robert Meyerhoff, Broad Brush is trained by Richard Small and has been ridden all year by Vince Bracciale.
Indian Charlie has been ridden by the jockey Gary Stevens, who also rode Halory Hunter to victory today in the Blue Grass.
Given that this particular hobby-horse has been ridden in this parish for the past eight or nine years, this is very welcome.
He was not encouraged when Axelrod, speaking about Democrats in Congress, noted, "The horse has been ridden hard this year and just wants to go back to the barn".
He has been ridden for his last six starts by Natalie Parker, an inexperienced amateur based at the Philip Hobbs yard, who steered a fairly wide course on at least a couple of those occasions.
Well, let's face it, the way the experiment is going in #Greece & rest of periphery, #EU was never going to win #Nobel Prize in Chemistry — Nick Malkoutzis (@NickMalkoutzis) 12 Oct 12 Britain's Channel 4 News noted in its report, "in recent years the E.U. has been ridden with social unrest and diplomatic tension, following the debt crisis of the eurozone, particularly in Greece.
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Mr. Rafarin himself has been riding the subways.
He has been riding races for 50 years.
It has been riding high in the US bestseller charts.
Now 62, he was a bicycle racer and has been riding for the past four decades.
Its economy has been riding a commodities boom, fueled particularly by strong demand from China.
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