"recently been employed" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a passive construction that indicates that the subject has recently been hired or started a new job. Example: "John has recently been employed at a large marketing firm and is excited to start his new role."
He has recently been employed as a trainee bus driver after months of searching for a job.
He has raced against horses and cars and has recently been employed by Diego Maradona and Colonel Gadhafi's son El-Saadi as a personal trainer.
We learn that Yalo has recently been employed as a guard at a house in a forested area, where he has taken to ambushing lovers in parked cars with his employer's Kalashnikov; robbing the men and raping the women.
Adan had recently been employed part-time by the security firm Securitas, and he was assigned for a few months to an Electrolux factory near the mall, Electrolux spokeswoman Eloise Hale said.
He has most recently been employed in his homeland, with spells at Parma, Juventus and Roma before an ill-fated stint at Inter Milan ended in dismissal in March.
The illnesses often occurred shortly after Mary began working in each household, but, by the time the disease was traced to its source in a household where she had recently been employed, Mary had disappeared.
His contacts were one of the reasons why Daily Express owner Richard Desmond had until recently been employing Mr Park on a consultancy basis.
"WE risked our lives for them," says an Iraqi man in Baghdad who until recently was employed by an American government agency.
But now one chapter at a Georgia college has become embroiled in bizarre allegations of sexual misconduct centering on one of its advisers, who until recently was employed at the school.
has been the key switching mechanism in STED microscopy for breaking the diffraction-limited spatial resolution [ 1], and recently was employed as a new contrast mechanism for imaging non-fluorescent chromophores with superb sensitivity [ 18, 19].
This alchemy has been practiced in university and commercial laboratories for more than 15 years, and more recently has been employed at acid-mine sites and military bases.
