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"this has fueled" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an action or event that has caused something to happen. For example, "The recent protests have fueled a massive social movement across the country."
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This has fueled terrorism and its consequent success.
This has fueled another Lakers myth: that they simply spend their way to success.
All of this has fueled concerns that Britain is moving inexorably toward the E.U. exit door.
This has fueled rumors that the Angolans are back in the fray.
This has fueled the erroneous belief among some Kenyans that the Western powers that fund the court are seeking to divide and rule the country themselves.
This has fueled speculation that Mr. Trump's returns would reveal facts about his wealth, charitable donations, business relationships or tax arrangements that might be politically damaging.
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Questions like this have fueled controversies on the nature of image-making in many different societies throughout history.
She said that officials had not been able to share information during the investigations and that this had fueled unwarranted rumors.
Alarming scenarios like this have fueled efforts to lower heat-trapping greenhouse gas emissions and limit future impacts [see "Climate Change Abatement Strategies: Which Way Is the Wind Blowing?" p. A296 this issue].
This fear has fueled opponents' arguments against the Park 51 project, she said.
This optimism has fueled every advance in design since the word was invented.
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