The phrase 'was already granted' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to something that has been previously authorized or approved. For example: "He applied for a visa but was told that the visa had already been granted to someone else."
After all, Congress was already granted the power to regulate interstate commerce in the clause just before, so why single out bankruptcy for separate treatment?
She argued the land was already granted permission to residents and accepted that the playing fields have been used by the people.
Bank of America, which was already granted $25 billion in capital from the Treasury's Troubled Asset Relief Program in October, is seeking billions more to shore up its balance sheet as it struggles with mounting losses at Merrill Lynch, which it recently acquired, said these people, who were not authorized to speak publicly.
Lorna Wendt, who was already granted a $20 million divorce settlement after 31 years of marriage, says she will appeal the decision.
For example, the licensing exemptions to be given to Britain and Australia were already granted to Canada, but later revoked when Canadian companies passed United States military technology to Iran and China.
The Home Office's guidance said it would take children 12 or under of all nationalities, those deemed at high risk of sexual exploitation, and those who "are aged 15 or under and are of Sudanese or Syrian nationality" because people from those countries are already granted asylum in the UK in 75% of cases.
The guidance said it would take under-13s of all nationalities, those deemed at high risk of sexual exploitation, and those who "are aged 15 or under and are of Sudanese or Syrian nationality" because people from those countries are already granted asylum in the UK in 75% of cases.
I see that you were already granted the inital credit of $235.75 >> with your initial email with us last 01/09/2011.
The venture investor is also likely to require a 10percentt unallocated option pool post the closing of the round, in addition to whatever options were already granted to make the initial hires.
In a brief filed on Monday, the Justice Department said the suspension of Trump's order was too broad and "at most" should be limited to people who were already granted entry to the country and were temporarily abroad, or to those who want to leave and return to the United States.
In a brief filed on Monday, the Justice Department said U.S. District Judge James Robart's order on Friday was too broad and "at most" should be limited to people who were already granted entry to the country and were temporarily abroad, or to those who want to leave and return to the United States.
