The phrase "a garbage landfill" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a site where waste materials are disposed of and buried.
Example: "The city is planning to expand the existing garbage landfill to accommodate the increasing waste production."
Alternatives: "a waste dump" or "a refuse site".
On Thursday, a television reporter in Lexington, Ky., received two phone calls indicating that items bearing Winston's name had been seen in a Frankfort garbage landfill, said Michael Karney, a lawyer for Winston.
It took them years to get rid of the hated Fresh Kills garbage landfill.
The setting of the documentary is just outside of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil the location of the world's largest garbage landfill.
Phragmites now occurs in patches in, or dominates the vegetation of, many fresh and brackish wetlands, littoral zones of lakes and ponds, disturbed wetlands, wet meadows, springs, seeps, ditches, swales and waste ground habitats such as wetland fill, mined areas and garbage landfill cover.
As a result, residents already confronting a weakened economy may be faced with higher local property taxes, increased fees or service cuts in some towns to pay for measures mandated by state law, like the closing of leaking garbage landfills.
I carted this one off to the brush pile and flung him to the top for the buzzards -- a more dignified fate, I figure, than stuffing him in a garbage bag headed for the landfill.
A garbage truck dumps trash at a landfill in Ferris, Texas.
And Kingsmen, from Columbus, Ohio: Known to the locals as the Royal and Ancient St. Marine, it was built over a landfill (garbage dump) and boasts a scenic view of King's Plaza shopping mall and the Belt Parkway.
Waste pickers sift through a mountain of garbage at a landfill site near Sidoarjo.
