"become corrupted" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe when something deteriorates, decays, or is corrupted by an outside influence. For example, "The once prosperous city quickly became corrupted by greed and corruption."
Absolutely power corrupts absolutely and I don't want to see him become corrupted by power.
The system had become corrupted, especially in cities.
The Preferences file for your Netscape software may have become corrupted, and that could cause it to shut down almost as soon as it starts up.
Yet as Marlow gets closer to Kurtz, there is the growing suggestion that he has in some way become corrupted and descended into savagery.
Such a failure to legislate would be a moral hazard of such a scale as to confirm, even to many unionists, that the UK government has indeed become corrupted, and that the referendum was won on a lie.
Blanche's needs have become corrupted and furtive, a cause for shame that eats away at her self-image and undermines her life-battered strength of spirit, requiring ever more desperate and deluded attempts to assert the other aspects of her character, her tenderness and gentility, until the truth and the illusions have become confused.
"The ideals for which it stood became corrupted".
Unless a driver becomes corrupted or you play a lot of PC games and are advised to update your video card's drivers for better performance, you may not need to fiddle much.
The descendants of Lehi's righteous sons became corrupted and were destroyed by their evil counterparts (who proceed to lose the memory of their past and become the American Indians encountered in the age of colonization, although that is not mentioned in the show).
What's more, the database repairs itself, so if it becomes corrupted somehow, it can fix the error and move on.
Catastrophic The Web service supplier (i.e., the underlying middleware) becomes corrupted, or the server or operating system crashes or reboots.
