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The phrase "a suitcase filled with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the contents of a suitcase, typically in a narrative or descriptive context.
Example: "She opened the trunk to reveal a suitcase filled with clothes, books, and souvenirs from her travels."
Alternatives: "a suitcase packed with" or "a suitcase containing".
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I also have a suitcase filled with things I have written, from cosmetic ads to travel articles and more.
They found a suitcase filled with so much spare change, it was a struggle to remove it from the room.
THE ART MUSEUM (Phaidon, $200), the size and weight of a suitcase filled with rocks, is the latest piece of material evidence.
He told his brother he had put all his money in his brother's bank account, and he handed his brother a suitcase filled with his clothes.
Much of the author's work remained unpublished, however, and Brod eventually fled Europe in 1939 for Palestine, carrying a suitcase filled with Kafka's manuscripts.
A Senate committee is now investigating an accusation that the military allowed the cornered rebels to escape from a hospital in return for a suitcase filled with money.
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Mr. Biggs, who said he was homeless, was neatly dressed and seated on a cement retaining wall next to a large suitcase filled with his belongings.
The matter, known in Latin America as "Suitcasegate," started last year with the discovery of a mysterious suitcase filled with $800,000 in cash at an airport here.
Two years before my father died, he gave me a small suitcase filled with his manuscripts and notebooks.
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