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Discover LudwigThe phrase "stated *" is not a standard English phrase and is not correct for written English
If you want to indicate that something is being said or has been said, you can use the phrase "stated" or "as stated," followed by an appropriate phrase or clause. For example, "The speaker stated that the rainy weather was forecast to last for the rest of the week."
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stated in its report.
That's their stated position.
"Excellent," stated the editor.
"Three weeks," stated Helen.
This item stated that….
She stated it.
Johnson also stated our readiness.
As already stated earlier.
He is, simply stated, irreplaceable.
adamantly stated, "This won't work".
It previously stated Mark.
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