The phrase 'get contaminated with' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something has become impure or unclean due to coming into contact with something else. Example: The drinking water in the town became contaminated with toxic chemicals.
Even when firms such as Unilever manage to find a source of, say, non-modified soya to put in their products, it tends to get contaminated with genetically modified stuff since there is so much of it about.
Far greater damage could occur if Japanese automobiles or electronics get contaminated with radiation, or if fear spreads among consumers that they could be exposed to radiation by sitting in a Prius or playing a DVD.
That drastically limits their shelf life; blood banks discard human platelets after just three to five days, and even then, the cell fragments occasionally get contaminated with fungi, bacteria, or viruses, causing potentially fatal complications in patients who receive transfusions.
For example, money may get contaminated with microorganisms from the respiratory- and gastro-intestinal tract during counting.
The children demonstrated great creativity in presenting how hands get contaminated with disease-causing germs and pathogens.
The aim of this study was to evaluate the overall risk of hand disinfectants and skin antiseptics to get contaminated with bacterial spores throughout the production process.
"It's quite obvious, talking to the professionals, you can get a cluster of some grain that's gone in to feed mills that has got contaminated with poppy seeds that grow on the edge of any field.
It gives immense odor due to the production of different gases, and pollutes the natural sources of water and also soil gets contaminated with pathogens.
Therefore, it is possible to embed the sensor even in conductive fibers, e.g. carbon, and to use the sensor out of the Cleanroom without getting contaminated with conductive particles to shortcut the arrays.
Since the close environment of the patient gets contaminated with microorganisms originating from its human occupant, hospital rooms usually undergo terminal cleaning with conventional 'hands-on' disinfection techniques (by mechanically applying a disinfecting product) after the patient has left the room.
Thawing in hot water will also make the outer edges susceptible to getting contaminated with bacteria before the inside of the fish is finished thawing.
