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'clogged up' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe something that is blocked, stopped up, or obstructed, such as a drain, pipe, or artery. For example, you could write: "The sink was clogged up with food scraps and grease."
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"This whole part of the supply chain is clogged up".
Too many legal cases get clogged up in court.
Cohen said BBC1 was clogged up with brooding male detectives.
The infrastructure has either gone or is totally clogged up".
The port basin was shallow near the wall and clogged up rapidly.
The systems were clogged up with instructions like "multiply," which were rarely used but essential.
The basin vents can get a bit clogged up with ash.
Worse, there is no water either, so toilets are clogged up and unusable.
Not only that, the market is also clogged up with those without MBAs.
Like layers of sediment, these practices clogged up the company and needed to be scraped away.
The condition sees arteries become clogged up by fatty substances called plaques or atheroma.
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