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"got caught up with" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is usually used to explain why something was not done in a timely manner, or why something happened because of a mistake or oversight. For example: "I got caught up with work and forgot about our meeting."
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I got caught up with things.
Wilson, I quite naturally got caught up with ants.
"I just got caught up with the Mets.
As a teenager she got caught up with a crew of graffiti artists and began tagging.
"I got caught up with other bills," she said, "especially the utilities and the cable bills".
He got caught up with the guys who ran the gym, with all those rounders".
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But the key is not to get caught up with it but to enjoy it".
"I am not getting caught up with ridiculous arguments about caps," he added.
And we all get caught up with being with our own little group.
"Oh, eventually I did get caught up with it, but that was more Donald's influence.
People get caught up with the horses that win the classics.
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