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Discover Ludwig"has been successfully" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to indicate that the preceding action was completed with a good result. For example, "The project has been successfully completed."
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ROST has been successfully implemented.
A prototype accelerometer has been successfully developed.
The proposed technique has been successfully checked.
Overall, ICH S7A has been successfully implemented.
Targeted design performance has been successfully demonstrated.
The pixel system has been successfully commissioned.
A message is displayed when registration has been successfully completed.
IRAF has been successfully installed on this system.
So far, it has been successfully kept out of Kauai.
The problematic filesystem (/mixedtmp/lehd3) has been successfully backed up.
It means it has been useful has been successfully translated.
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