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The phrase 'has been started with' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to describe something that has already begun. For example, "This conversation has been started with good intentions."
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"Change in the Middle East has been started with the revolution in Tunisia," Mr. Noshi said, "and it won't end without changes of dictatorship in other Arab countries".
With the available underground stopes, the panel working has been started with phased mechanization.
In initial stage, analytical method development has been started with ultra-performance liquid chromatography.
So a new petition has been started, with a deadline of April 17.
A "Save Foie Gras" petition has been started, with support from some big-name chefs such as Jose Andres and Andrew Zimmern.
This process has been started with the analysis of Scutari et al. (2014).
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It has been starting with its left-arm spinner, Ray Price.
For the elaborate drawings, he has been starting with heavy watercolor paper that can take a lot of abuse, then drawing in a soft manner, exploring and slowly building up values.
Workshops: "Workshops have been started with a less than completed show," Eileen claims.
Arson was clearly the cause of the fires - each had been started with a road flare.
The investigators said all five fires had been started with an accelerant.
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