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The phrase "received asylum" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe someone who has been granted asylum, meaning they have been given protection and legal status in a country due to a fear of persecution in their home country. Example: After fleeing their war-torn country, the family finally received asylum in the United States, providing them with a safe and stable environment to live in.
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"He received asylum".
Only a handful received asylum.
(Both have received asylum in Europe).
And I feel very fortunate to have received asylum.
Some have received asylum papers, others expulsion orders to leave the country in 15 days.
He has received asylum in Russia, and currently lives in Moscow.
By that time, Umar Israilov had moved to Austria and received asylum there.
He received asylum in Russia, attracting the anger of the US.
And many people have sought and received asylum in the US.
Mr. Ortega fled the country and received asylum in Costa Rica.
When his brother Burhan received asylum in Switzerland, Mr Kassig paid for the airfare of his former translator and friend.
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