The phrase "it has written" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "The letter was addressed to John, but it has been written by his sister."
Wall Street had become so "politically powerful that it has written its own ticket for the past 25 years in a way that's shocking.
Invesco Perpetual says in its latest report that it has "written down" the value of its £759,000 investment to, er, £76,000.
It has written down its stake by about half, though the cash loss on what it put in is smaller.
Royal Troon, which hosts this year's Open, announced on Tuesday that it has written to its 800 members regarding the possible including of female members.
Its UK business has underperformed rivals and it has written down property investments by £804m.
It has written off losses and tightened its cardholder requirements, Mr. Exstein noted.
It has written 20% off the value of its M6 toll road investment.
BHP's latest move means it has written down nearly two-thirds of its investment in US shale.
On Tuesday, the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) revealed it has written to all 40 riders expressing its disappointment at their conduct at the start of the Grand National.
Slater and Gordon has confirmed it has written to the CPS on behalf of its clients, formally requesting a review.
It has written an open letter to the CCG outlining its plan to keep the centre open.
