"filled with blank" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is completely covered or occupied by something else. Example: The room was filled with blank paper, ready for the students to start their exam.
At first, it appears to be filled with blank pages.
"It is a book filled with blank pages.
He got a fat envelope, filled with blank paper for his future assignments.
If Mitchell did not have the Radomski roster, would the roughly 400-page report have been filled with blank pages?
I thank the electrician profusely and send the images to my printer, now filled with blank transparency sheets, and I've got them.
Knowing of the crew's plan, the Czech service dumped four German military chests filled with blank papers at the bottom of the lake.
Mohammed, described as a "relatively shy" engineering student, "greeted them pleasantly" and led them to his father's bedroom, where the family stored an old rifle filled with blanks, according to the account.
The final test for the Utopians, which they fail badly, comes when a strange family starts picking strawberries in their fields and, after speaking reasonably to the poachers and receiving no response, Preston and another colonist, not knowing what else to do, drive them off the land by taking potshots in the air with a gun filled with blanks.
For the past two years, 33-year-old Japanese artist Soichiro Mihara has been working away on "the world filled with blanks," an installation that reflects on the aftermath of Fukushima via an incredibly poetic, thoughtful, and (still, uncontrollable) D.I.Y. bubble machine.
In addition to the main avenues and cross streets, the district is filled with back alleys and blank walls next to empty lots where buildings once stood.
Of course, it is easy to rewrite the record book when it is filled with mostly blank pages.
