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Discover LudwigThe phrase "was logged in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone was signed into a system or application at a specific time in the past. Example: "At the time of the incident, she was logged in to her account."
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The mask, he said, was logged in Egyptian government records in the 1950's.
She had her laptop open and was logged in to the Tutor.com server.
The blocking function previously allowed users to stop someone interacting with their account while the blocked person was logged in.
Bothe's redwoods sprouted after the area was logged in the 1850s, yet even these second-growth trees inspire awe.
Desmond P. Dickey, D.O.T. transportation planner, said the earliest complaint his department has on record from Riverside was logged in August 1981.
It has been determined that the over-door painting was logged in dal Pozzo family inventories as the "View of Grottaferrata" at least until 1741.
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Kilroy continued: "Everyone who is brought up into Homan is logged in or should be logged in.
E-mail Putin, he's logged in on my phone.
By the opening bell, 21 subscribers are logged in.
All of our guests' names are logged in the key.
Nearly 600 Internet orders were logged in under an hour.
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