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The phrase "have gradually been" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that has changed slowly and continuously over time. For example, "Fuel prices have gradually been increasing over the last five years."
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We have gradually been impoverished.
Democrats have gradually been picking up House seats, too.
And most of the songs have gradually been replaced.
National papers have gradually been reducing numbers in recent years.
Larger, better-known companies have gradually been coming in.
Courts have gradually been adopting the neutral citation, beginning in 1999 and continuing to the present.
Multi-aged stands have gradually been converted to even-aged stands.
Recently, static value chains have gradually been giving way to highly agile service value networks.
Over the years the capabilities of Biopan have gradually been enhanced.
The storage sizes of Apple's more expensive phones have gradually been increasing.
Things that once belonged there have gradually been siphoned out by my smartphone.
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