"done removing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that a process of removing something has been completed. For example, "I'm done removing the paint from the walls."
I didn't know if they were done removing things and were about to start demolition.
I watched this iconoclastic humorist acquiesce as the art director altered everything Kurtzman had done, removing all the humor and leaving only the style.
She sympathetically took down my complaint, and when she heard what the thieves had done — removing the best jewelry and leaving the costume pieces — she gasped.
They should focus on building glistening landmarks that anchor their digital strategy (as Dubai has done), removing roadblocks and bottlenecks to improve their underlying speed and agility (Boston), or change course altogether to construct an entirely new city (Shanghai).
They include building glistening landmarks that anchor their digital strategy (as Dubai has done), removing roadblocks and bottlenecks to improve their underlying speed and agility (Boston), or changing course altogether to construct an entirely new city (Shanghai).
And some airlines have tried removing their fares selectively from some but not all sites (as Delta has recently done, removing fares from sites like Hipmunk, TripAdvisor, and others).
