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The part of the sentence "we've been hearing" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe a recurring event or situation that has been ongoing for some time. For example: "We've been hearing stories of increased bullying in schools."
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We've been hearing this for generations.
We've been hearing mixed reports.
We've been hearing this same talk since the 1970s.
But it's also hard to doubt all we've been hearing.
We've been hearing similar stories since Amelia Earhart went missing.
But we've been hearing that for a while.
"It's unfortunate this is what we've been hearing.
We've been hearing about this since the 1960's.
We've been hearing that refrain for a century.
"We've been hearing that since that day we left.
"We've been hearing this since '97," Sabean said.
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