The phrase "disposed of by" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an action of disposing of something, usually in a particular way. For example: "The broken furniture was disposed of by being taken to the dump."
Persons with AIDS may be unable to overcome infections by a variety of microbes that are easily disposed of by persons uninfected with HIV.
Food waste disposed of by the sector amounted to 53,500 tonnes annually, 66% of which could have been eaten.
The waste disposed of by domestic households and industry is conveyed to the treatment works by means of pipes (sewers).
Imagine, then, a computer that can be disposed of by simply letting soil bacteria eat it – or even, should the fancy take you, by eating it yourself.
After the completion of the socialist transformation in 1956, labor disputes were regarded as contradictions among the people and always disposed of by the petition channel.
Approximately one third of the city's trash gets disposed of by each method.
The message is clear: Native people are like pests or vermin, and can be disposed of by simply calling a free service to have them "extracted".
It is up to us to make sure that we exert Black Control Over Black Lives and not be disposed of by a heartless, exploitative system.
The organic matter used to be disposed of by hundreds of pigs, until the government slaughtered them all in a swine flu panic three years ago. .
The organic matter used to be disposed of by hundreds of pigs until the government slaughtered them all in a swine flu panic three years ago. .
"Passengers are not able to remove anything from these temporary containers, and anything that passengers put in the containers is picked up and disposed of by a third-party service," reads Moncur's email.
