The phrase "congested arteries" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the condition in which the arteries, which are blood vessels responsible for carrying oxygen-rich blood away from the heart, become narrowed or blocked due to a buildup of plaque. Example: "John's doctor diagnosed him with congested arteries, warning him of the potential risks of heart disease."
Oak Tree Road, the congested artery that runs through Iselin's downtown, is lined with Indian businesses, including supermarkets, bridal centers and jewelry shops.
Instead of biking their usual route, he plugged his destination into the Google Maps bicycle application and found a 10-mile loop that got them around the traffic-congested arteries of Gary, Ind.
Furthermore, he perceived 96th Street as a congested crosstown artery, while Mrs. Sheldon saw it as the anchor for an interesting and lively neighborhood.
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The connector is an alternative to the city's congested elevated Central Artery for airport-bound drivers.
In doing so, they would have blocked off one of the most scenic vistas in Connecticut, clogged up an already congested and confusing traffic artery and destroyed the aesthetics and economic potential of what happens to be a beautiful little village (of which the existing theater is an essential part).
In Norwalk, there is no escaping the congested Boston Post Road, that clogged artery of the Eastern seaboard.
A local transportation authority was seeking permission to extend a toll road 16 miles near San Onofre State Beach in San Diego County to provide an alternate route to congested Interstate 5, Southern California's main north-south artery.
Oakervee warned: "It is clear that all the main transport arteries both road and rail are rapidly becoming congested and are already constraining our ability to grow the economy to allow us to maintain our position in world trade and commerce.
So a slight adjustment was called for last week, when the Ford Motor Company staged a race, of sorts, on the major arteries leading into Manhattan, for the purpose of determining which route was most congested during the morning commute.
