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The phrase "when has" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a question or statement about something that frequently happens or is expected to happen. Example: "When has she ever shown up on time to a meeting?" (questioning the likelihood of someone being punctual) "When has it ever been okay to talk to someone like that?" (challenging a person's behavior) "When has the weather been this nice in February?" (expressing surprise at an unusual occurrence).
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When has Sigourney been better?
Since when has that been the rule?
When has he ever been content?
But when has anyone actually done this?
When has it worked for you?
Since when has it been going on?
When has it been only an annoyance?
WHEN has the winter weather disappointed you?
When has research really benefitted the museum?
When has Article Five been invoked?
But when has that ever happened?
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