"have indeed received" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It is typically used to emphasize that the subject has truly or definitely received something. Example: "I have indeed received your request and will respond to it as soon as possible."
Editors at the student paper said in an interview that they had indeed received Professor George's message and had had not responded.
Reached by phone the other day, Ms. Brewer said that she had indeed received and considered Mr. Sands's letter — and that it was not all she had received.
I had indeed received it, in just a few hours, because I happen to be in possession of a dark-blue United States passport.
Recently, a sportswriter told Misaka that Lin had indeed received the note, appreciated it and planned to get back to him one of these days.
The ABC has indeed received complaints, some 180 "comments and complaints concerning aspects of the coverage of the South Australian blackout", including the analysis by Uhlmann on News 24 and online, a spokeswoman told Weekly Beast.
But when the case came to court on 10 February the judge found that the youth wing had indeed received instructions from the ruling party, that it supported the Eritrean regime, and that its members' goals were to "act as informants for [the embassies of] the regime in Eritrea".
In the case of Dr. Abdellah, Kair al-Dain, the deputy police chief in Erbil, said he was aware of the doctor's claims, but he would not comment more beyond saying that he had "no idea" whether Dr. Abdellah had indeed received intimidating messages.
On Sunday, Jérôme Valcke, the FIFA general secretary appointed by Blatter, read out an e-mail from the Puerto Rican soccer federation claiming that it had indeed received $40,000 from bin Hammam and was about to return that money to FIFA.
Banier, a society aesthete who as a youth was a favourite of Salvador Dali, has indeed received money, life insurance policies and paintings from his benefactress worth many hundreds of millions of euros.
