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The phrase "are mutilated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been severely damaged or altered, often in a violent or destructive manner.
Example: "The documents were found in a state where they are mutilated, making it difficult to read the important information."
Alternatives: "are damaged" or "are disfigured".
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Many are mutilated.
Horses are mutilated ("Come to Grief").
They are mutilated in effigy at demonstrations.
There are mutilated bodies and burning bikes.
Approximately 6000 girls are mutilated around the world every day.
"These dolphins are mutilated in a way that no animal is in the wild".
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Others have been mutilated.
"He's been mutilated enough".
"The bodies were mutilated.
He was mutilated, he was.
His face has been mutilated.
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