The phrase "a waste bin" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a container for disposing of waste or trash.
Example: "Please throw your used paper in the waste bin located at the corner of the room."
Alternatives: "trash can" or "garbage bin".
Often, he would join the class's three smokers in a huddle around a waste bin.
She bundled the empty cartons into a waste bin and they went away.
There was some left in the bottles when he dropped them and the plastic bag into a waste bin.
A photograph in the ICA show has a waste bin in a flat surrounded by crumpled paper.
The fire started late on a Saturday, possibly in a waste bin, just before the Triangle shirtwaist factory closed for the day.
In a statement, Tirana district police said that two of the guns used by the masked thieves had been found in a waste bin near the shop.
The waste from the oil spill — retrieved from beaches, barges that collect oily water skimmed from the ocean surface and wildlife refuges where oiled carcasses are stored — goes to a sorting facility; on Saturday, a truck took a large waste bin from the beach near here to the C-Port docks at Port Fourchon.
The other two positive cases were E. aerogenes, isolated from a toilet seat and a medical waste bin.
The new model is lighter and more compact, but still manages to have a larger waste bin — as well as a stronger motor, according to Dyson.
The other month I was awoken by a strange mewing at 3am, only to find a recently acquainted couple rutting energetically up against a commercial waste bin outside the back of the fishmongers.
Taking a golf club that was lying around, she hit a paper waste bin as hard as she could.
