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The phrase "has forgotten about" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that someone has failed to remember or recall something. Example sentence: He has forgotten about the meeting that was scheduled for tomorrow.
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An entire generation of Americans has forgotten about manufacturing as a career path," Paul said.
It would seem the one angle Mr. Moreno has forgotten about is the fans.
Nobody else has forgotten about it either.
Not that he has forgotten about politics.
They leave because the government has forgotten about us.
Especially an earthquake in Nepal that everyone has forgotten about.
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Are there any old pensions you may have forgotten about?
No one here at E3 has forgot about it.
I had forgotten about that.
Miller himself had forgotten about the story.
"Today people have forgotten about this film.
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