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The phrase "have reportedly been" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to convey information that has been reported by someone else but has not been confirmed or verified. Example: The CEO of the company, John Smith, and his team have reportedly been negotiating a merger with a competitor.
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Scores more have reportedly been injured.
Untouched archaeological sites have reportedly been destroyed.
Dozens of Uighurs have reportedly been detained.
Civilians have reportedly been killed in two recent occasions.
More than five thousand people have reportedly been arrested.
Nine people have reportedly been killed in post-election violence.
Since then, 50 other riders have reportedly been implicated.
"The villages there have reportedly been completely flattened".
Both hostages and their captors have reportedly been killed.
Police have reportedly been interviewing locals and collecting surveillance video.
More than 20 people have reportedly been killed.
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