This construction is correct and it is used to describe an action or event that has been happening at regular intervals since a certain time in the past.
For example, "The local market has been recurring since the early 2000s."
He said the problem had not recurred since 2007.
A friend of mine in Japan had the same problem, but hadn't recurred since he began drinking the tea.
September 2015 and the pain has not recurred since.It is herbal in that it uses only organic materials and goes through a six- process screening!
For example, a 50-year-old female who has had breast cancer, but where the treatment was one to four years ago and it has not recurred since, can get an annual travel policy covering EU countries for just £23.98.
Speculation about a merger, which would create a group with assets of more than $1.2 trillion, has recurred since Deutsche Bank, the nation's largest bank, and Dresdner, the third largest, said last August that they were discussing a possible merger of retail banking operations.
Also, skeptical theists can claim to have another route to knowing an act is best, such as divine revelation, though it is not clear that the problems don't recur, since one would need reason to think God didn't have sufficient reason for deception in the purported revelation.
Kinney has recurred since Season 2 as the youngest daughter of Hershel Scott Wilsonn).
These ulcerative lesions resolved within a month after discontinuing hydroxyurea in April 2010 and have not recurred since.
But Krumm's calf problem is clearly a concern; it has been recurring since last year and forced her to retire from the tournament in Estoril, Portugal, on clay last month and withdraw from Warsaw.
It's been a recurring phenomenon since the beginning of the recession — senior management churn.
