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"be buried in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe where a deceased person, or sometimes an object, is buried - for example, "John was buried in the local cemetery."
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He will be buried in Meduno, Italy next week.
They'll be buried in coffins with flowers.
She will be buried in OH.
She will be buried in Princeton Cemetery.
All will be buried in dirt.
I'm going to be buried in it.
She wanted to be buried in it.
And others might be buried in sludge.
"Can Grandma be buried in the backyard?
He's expected to be buried in Cleveland.
He is expected to be buried in his native Gaza.
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