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The phrase "are removed by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing an action that involves the elimination or extraction of something by a specific agent or method.
Example: "The contaminants are removed by the filtration process to ensure clean water."
Alternatives: "are eliminated by" or "are extracted by".
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The capes are removed by a female roadie, revealing T-shirts pulled tightly across ample stomachs.
And, in the magalogue's final pages, their clothes are removed by a group of eight girls.
Traditionally, these are removed by adherence, trypsinisation, or Percoll™ gradients34,35.
Odoriferous components are removed by heating the oil in a vacuum.
The nonprinting areas are removed by sprinkling with a solution of sodium hydroxide.
After usage, powder is recollected, undesired fractions are magnetically segregated and aggregates are removed by sieving.
The artifacts are removed by a post-processing step using an edge-preserving filter.
When the particles are removed by rinsing, the absorption rates remain high.
Here the fine bubbles are removed by being dissolved back into the glass.
A vacuum is applied, and impurities are removed by selective distillation at their respective boiling temperatures.
Once phagocytosed, macrophages that contain particles are removed by the mucociliary apparatus in the terminal bronchioles.
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