The phrase "have historically received" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has consistently been received or accepted over a long period of time, often with a sense of tradition or custom. It can also be used to indicate a trend or pattern that has been observed over a long period of time. Example: "Women have historically received lower wages than men for the same job." This sentence suggests that this has been a long-standing issue and has been observed throughout history. Another example: "This city has historically received a large influx of immigrants from various countries." This sentence implies that this has been the case for a long time and is a recurring trend in the city's history.
Presidential candidates have historically received an average bonus of roughly seven percentage points in their home state.
The candidate selections made by Ofcom, which is responsible for finding, vetting and appointing Channel 4 board members, have historically received rubber-stamp approval.
"One of the difficulties is that a lot of the institutions that have historically received direct grants in aid or money through the Arts Council of England are London- and south-east-based.
But bank fees, which are based on the amount in the trust, increase.. Small local grant recipients that have historically received money are either dropped in favor of larger charities or receive money far more sporadically.
The authors asserted that 80 percent of the home-ice advantage in the N.H.L. could be attributed to the fact that home teams have historically received about 20 percent more power plays, with an even greater advantage in discretionary penalties like holding, hooking and interference.
Patients with PS deficiency have historically received warfarin as an anticoagulant therapy [2].
Hollinger Inc. had historically received money indirectly from Hollinger International: It paid fees to the Ravelston Management Company, a holding company that was controlled by Lord Black.
In comparison to wetter habitats like the tropical forests along the Brazil's Atlantic coast or the iconic Amazon, the Caatinga has historically received next-to-nothing.
But Commissioner David Stern, whose N.B.A. has historically received higher grades than the other leagues, argued that Lapchick's good intentions — when carried to routine — missed the essential aim of fair-minded employment.
While private equity billionaires like Henry R. Kravis and Stephen A. Schwarzman have long made headlines for their audacious deals, the industry has historically received minimal attention from federal lawmakers, in part because private equity clients - typically pension funds and the investment arms of foreign governments - are considered to be more sophisticated than average investors.
For the CDR schemes, ocean iron fertilization has historically received great attention.
