"has started reviewing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that someone is in the middle of a review process. For example: "Our team has started reviewing the proposals for the new project."
I must have looked confused, so he explained that some time after I had started reviewing Marie Antoinette demos in Hammer, S5 had gone round to his neighbor's house and attacked him with an ornamental samurai sword, breaking his arm in several places.
I must have looked confused, so he explained that some time after I had started reviewing Marie Antoinette demos in Hammer, S5 had gone round to his neighbour's house and attacked him with an ornamental samurai sword, breaking his arm in several places.
Two big advertisers, America Online and Nextel Communications, have started reviews on their accounts, with combined billings estimated at $300 million to $400 million.
Airline officials said they've already started reviewing records for the crew and the plane, which was last inspected in June and had a new engine with less than 200 hours of flight time.
As with any person faced with such issues, someone close to Mr. Giuliani said, "he has started to review his life".
But the agency has started to review how it registers charities and relief groups that work overseas, a procedure that allows the groups to get United States government grants and contracts.
FAST FACTS: - Dubai mall magnate had just started reviewing bids for mega $770 million (est).
The Prairie Farms Dairy in Carlinville, Ill., has started a review of its policies, said Gary Lee, vice president for procurement.
But now he has started a review of policy toward Afghanistan and Pakistan intended to find a new strategy, and he signaled that reconciliation could emerge as an important initiative, mirroring the strategy used by Gen. David H. Petraeus in Iraq.
