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"is polluted with" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in a sentence to describe something that has been contaminated or made impure by a substance or influence. Example: The river is polluted with industrial waste and sewage, making it dangerous for wildlife and humans to use.
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On Tuesday, a report underscored just how widespread the problem is: an official with the China Geological Survey was quoted as saying that the groundwater of 90 percent of Chinese cities is polluted, with two-thirds of those cities having "severely polluted" water.
As a consequence, after the electrochemical treatment, the effluent is polluted with salts which become non-hazardous but persistent inorganic pollution.
The system is polluted with perverse incentives.
Climate change "is polluted with cultural values," Marshall writes.
Buiksloterham is polluted with heavy metals, with Zinc (Zn) concentrations being the highest.
96% of its flow has been diverted and what little water remains is polluted with saline and untreated sewage.
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Part of the Hudson was polluted with PCBs by two General Electric plants.
Yet the fringes of eternity are polluted with nitrates and blooms of foetid algae.
Surface water presents a greater risk of having been polluted with large amounts of contaminants.
Campaigners last week said that Antarctic snow samples they had gathered were polluted with persistent hazardous chemicals.
It is well known that compost can be polluted with heavy metals.
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