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The phrase "also be polluted with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the contamination or degradation of something, typically in an environmental context.
Example: "The river may also be polluted with industrial waste, affecting the local ecosystem."
Alternatives: "also be contaminated by" or "also be tainted with".
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Environmentalists have been further upset by the release early this year of state tests in 2000 suggesting that large areas of the Tittabawassee and Saginaw River basins downstream from Midland may also be polluted with dioxin.
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It also was polluting the environment.
And nearby coastal waters which are also heavily fish farmed are polluted with oil, lead, mercury and copper, according to the State Environmental Protection Administration in China.
That project also included efforts to clean up the riverbank, which was polluted with trash and debris, Trump officials said at the time.
The system is polluted with perverse incentives.
Climate change "is polluted with cultural values," Marshall writes.
Part of the Hudson was polluted with PCBs by two General Electric plants.
Yet the fringes of eternity are polluted with nitrates and blooms of foetid algae.
Brakes wanted: This overheated market is polluted with six-figure clones and "resto-mods".
"The city is polluted with right-wingers.
Ambient air is polluted with a mixture of pulmonary toxicants.
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