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Discover LudwigThe phrase "have outstripped" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has surpassed or exceeded another thing in quantity, quality, or performance. Example: "In recent years, technological advancements have outstripped our ability to regulate them effectively."
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Increases in landline charges have outstripped inflation in recent years.
Now, communications capacity seems to have outstripped demand.
What is most striking is how the Yankees have outstripped the rest of the league.
What is also significant about the more recent increase is that prices have outstripped rents.
Although some more focused competitors have struggled, shrunk or disappeared, others have outstripped Nestlé.
Since the 1970s, however, private hospitals and clinics have outstripped the quality of state-run facilities.
Increases in worker productivity so far have outstripped wage and benefit growth in recent months.
"It's really just some urban areas that have outstripped the reporting capacity," he said.
In recent years it has stepped up fund-raising as costs have outstripped endowment income.
As contemporary demands have outstripped our centuries-old ways, perhaps we lack viable business models.
The economy is on the up and the FTSE has enjoyed another year where returns have outstripped inflation.
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