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"have been frozen" is a perfectly acceptable and grammatically correct part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you are describing something that has become frozen over time. For example, "The pond has been frozen for the past few days."
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These have been frozen until 2031.
Wages have been frozen since 2003.
Swords have been frozen for the duration.
Bank accounts have been frozen.
Their minds have been frozen, almost.
All of their assets have been frozen.
Salaries of government officials have been frozen.
Its funds have been frozen at last year's level.
These have been "frozen or completely disintegrated," he said.
Those accounts have been frozen pending investigation and litigation.
Since then $560m in subsidies have been frozen.
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