The phrase "catch dust" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe an object that is not being used or is neglected, often accumulating dust as a result.
Example: "The old bicycle in the garage has been catching dust for years since I stopped riding it."
Alternatives: "gather dust" or "collect dust".
My mother would literally catch dust as it fell through the air.
sheets to catch dust, strain gadges and other devices to measure the slightest movement or damage.
He specified materials that would not crack and breed germs, and he designed doorjambs and cabinetry flush to the walls so as not to catch dust.
The 45-year-old building will also have a heating, cooling and ventilation system that conserves energy and a high-quality filtration system to catch dust and other impurities.
William Orr, the Oster sales manager, said that the grinder doesn't mash or tear foods, has no crevices that will catch dust or food particles, & is probably 3 times as powerful as the average mixer.
Scientists have long thought that eyelashes either protect the eye from the sun or catch dust that might otherwise land in the eye.
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