The phrase "still repeated" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: Despite having apologized numerous times, his mistake was still repeated by others.
People still repeated the names of the same candidates: Scola, Turkson, Scherer, Dolan.
This narrative, which was still repeated as fact in Beuys's New York Times obituary, has by now been conclusively disproved.
Still, repeated debunkings proved no bar to Hillary Rodham Clinton in her recent election to the Senate.
Epithets used to describe his work — "hard, cold, icy, calculated and devoid of feeling" — are still repeated.
The figure of less than 1percentt, put forward in a groundbreaking report on phone recycling by the nonprofit Inform five years ago, is still repeated.
The ensemble comedy began in 1968, ran until 1977 with audiences of up to 20 million, and is still repeated today.
She still repeats her frenzied search every six months.
Some network shows still repeat reasonably well, mainly police dramas like "Law and Order" and "C.S.I".
It's amazing that the White House is still repeating this lie years after it was debunked.
However, the poses still repeat the same old tropes, only naked.
Yet it's not just my elderly relative; mainstream media still repeats the tired formula of an "Alawite-minority regime".
