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"has been vigorously" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe an action or activity that has been done with a lot of energy or force over a period of time. Example: The team has been vigorously training for the upcoming competition, determined to win first place.
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With prices rising, privatization has been vigorously opposed.
That position has been vigorously criticized by John McCain.
Soundscan has been vigorously addressing the record company complaints.
Israel has been vigorously lobbying the United States and Europe to back the generals.
Folklore has been vigorously exploited, often by scholars of high repute.
But since then he has been vigorously defended by libertarian internet buffs everywhere.
Construction of these dams has been vigorously opposed by environmentalists both within India and internationally.
The self-serving view of human nature that opportunism is based on has been vigorously challenged.
Led by the judiciary, the clampdown has been vigorously defended by the Turkish government.
Recently, the matter of how he supports this large and widely dispersed family has been vigorously questioned.
This is why Marcouch has been vigorously denounced for claiming that Islam should be taught in public schools.
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