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"historically have been" is an appropriate and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to something that has been the case or standard in the past. For example: Women historically have been underrepresented in upper-level positions in the corporate world.
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The results, historically, have been uneven.
Cities historically have been very, very wasteful.
Live attenuated vaccines historically have been the most efficient.
Medals historically have been made of freshly mines ores.
These issues, historically, have been taboo, and are loaded with stigma.
The diagnosis is frequently missed, and outcomes historically have been poor.
Its waters historically have been used exclusively by farm and industrial users in that State.
Large mandibular resection defects historically have been treated using autogenous bone grafts and reconstruction plates.
I've watched Juve begin a transformation back to the Italian powerhouse they historically have been.
Therapeutic diplomacy weds words that historically have been held far apart by national agendas.
Schools, historically, have been home to this kind of discretionary justice.
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