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user 22016
is for questions about whether a word or phrase is considered formal or informal. Be sure to include as much context as you can, because sometimes how formal or informal a word or phrase is can be different in different situations.
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It has been known since long time that / Since long, it has been known that
My suggestion on how to improve the wording:
1) It has long been known that ...
2) Since time immemorial, it has been known that ...
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