"congested by" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a situation where a place or thing is filled with an excessive number of people or things. For example, "The streets of the city were congested by traffic."
Its present stadium, White Hart Lane, is cramped by residential properties, and its approaches are congested by antiquated transportation links.
This causes a runny nose, a sore and itchy throat, itchy, red, watery eyes and even pain in the sinuses as they become congested by the increased mucus.
During heavy rains and tropical storms, the gutters became congested by plastic drink bottles and bags, causing overflows into homes and shops, ruining business, and threatening health.
Daniel Gore of Orthogonal Partners, a firm that specialises in the area, says the aim is to find managers who are inventive in fields that are not congested by existing investors and in markets that may suffer from mispricing.
Drivers have one hour to demonstrate from 2pm, and the Met warned: "No one will be allowed to join the demonstration when the area is deemed to be congested by the tactical commander of the event".
Fuffr's pitch is that this extra real estate for multitouch will spark interest in multiplayer games since one screen can be shared by multiple people without becoming contested and congested by too many fingers.
And the report suggests managing congested areas by creating sectors, each with its own controllers and radio frequencies, but this is already being done.
(New Yorkers will note that the block of Ninth Avenue south of 14th Street, where Mr. O'Brien admires the cafe tables with Janette Sadik-Khan, the city's transportation commissioner, tends to be congested only by clubgoers looking for cabs between the hours of 10 p.m. and 2 a.m).
In the narrow arteries of congested downtown Princeton Borough, by contrast, where residents compete with a growing number of tourists, an open parking space is as coveted as membership in the town's hyper-exclusive Nassau Club.
Null-space projection simplifies congested 2D spectra by eliminating select features, such as contribution from a specific component.
The intellectual historians themselves have occasionally congested the discussion by taking different features of rights as definitive of the modern concept.
