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have still been reported vs have been still reported

The phrase that should be used is "have still been reported." In English, adverbs like "still" usually come before the main verb in a verb phrase. Placing the adverb after the main verb is less common and can sound awkward.
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have still been reported

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate that something continues to be reported up to the present moment.

Examples:

  • Cases of the disease have still been reported in the region.
  • The issue has still been reported by several news outlets.
  • Problems have still been reported with the new software update.
  • The missing person has still been reported as not found.
  • Violations have still been reported despite increased monitoring.
  • Which still hasn't been reported stolen.
  • No criminal record, and her car still has not been reported stolen.
  • The dagger was still reported stolen.
  • The dagger was still reported stolen.
  • I called one of the guys Stills reported at the 51st -
  • No, no, because, see, the dagger was still reported stolen.
  • No, no, because, see, the dagger was still reported stolen.
  • 'Meanwhile, civil unrest is still being reported in the area of the RiverWalk.
  • However hijackings and robberies are still being reported, threatening the safety of many crew members.
  • In that answer, it was stated among other things that 'significant bycatches of porpoises in the Polish driftnet fisheries for salmon were still being reported in the last decade'.
  • This means that if a time series is not applicable it is still reported (in all data transmissions) and the values indicate missing data ("-"), as described in Section 4.
  • But Aidan still hasn't reported in.
  • Our scouts planes still haven't reported enemy carriers nearby.
  • Vincent still hasn't reported in?
  • WHEREAS, by e-mail dated 17 April 2008 (event No 473856), the Authority received the final list of relevant water catchments areas in Norway still reported to be positive for Gyrodactylus salaris,
  • Although, by definition, there is no pre-trade transparency for OTC trades, they are still required to be reported under the rules of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID).
  • In addition, the Commission identified 34 plants in the TNP for which the information reported is still inconsistent and/or missing data need to be supplemented, in particular concerning the emission limit values used and the ceiling contributions calculated and reported.
  • You'd still say... you reported it, right?
  • This victim must have still been alive.
  • They must have still been inside when that man...

Alternatives:

  • have been reported still
  • are still being reported
  • continue to be reported
  • have continued to be reported
  • have been consistently reported

have been still reported

This phrase is not correct in English. Adverbs like "still" should generally come before the main verb in a verb phrase.

  • The dagger was still reported stolen.
  • The dagger was still reported stolen.
  • I called one of the guys Stills reported at the 51st -
  • No, no, because, see, the dagger was still reported stolen.
  • No, no, because, see, the dagger was still reported stolen.
  • This means that if a time series is not applicable it is still reported (in all data transmissions) and the values indicate missing data ("-"), as described in Section 4.
  • WHEREAS, by e-mail dated 17 April 2008 (event No 473856), the Authority received the final list of relevant water catchments areas in Norway still reported to be positive for Gyrodactylus salaris,
  • 'Meanwhile, civil unrest is still being reported in the area of the RiverWalk.
  • However hijackings and robberies are still being reported, threatening the safety of many crew members.
  • In that answer, it was stated among other things that 'significant bycatches of porpoises in the Polish driftnet fisheries for salmon were still being reported in the last decade'.
  • But Aidan still hasn't reported in.
  • Our scouts planes still haven't reported enemy carriers nearby.
  • Which still hasn't been reported stolen.
  • Vincent still hasn't reported in?
  • No criminal record, and her car still has not been reported stolen.
  • The EU is not a parliamentary democracy, and the national parliaments have been still further marginalised.
  • Although, by definition, there is no pre-trade transparency for OTC trades, they are still required to be reported under the rules of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID).
  • The directive could, of course, have been still better and beefed up even more, for example as far as the timetables are concerned.
  • In addition, the Commission identified 34 plants in the TNP for which the information reported is still inconsistent and/or missing data need to be supplemented, in particular concerning the emission limit values used and the ceiling contributions calculated and reported.
  • You'd still say... you reported it, right?

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