The phrase "mostly removed" is not correct in written English.
Instead, you could use the phrase "mostly eliminated" or "largely removed" to convey the same idea. For example: The invasive plant species had been largely removed, allowing native species to thrive.
Of course, over time these objections were (mostly) removed by careful study of telescopes and optics.
Methane, by contrast, is mostly removed from the atmosphere by chemical reaction, persisting for about 12 years.
The subject matter has all been simplified, the details mostly removed, and the rock formations flattened into blocky planes of unified matte color.
But instead of seizing his moment on the campaign trail, Mr. Cain has mostly removed himself from the ritual of retail politics to concentrate instead on the promotion of his new book, "This is Herman Cain!
For a president's family mostly removed from the real world, the encounter brought home in a direct and unusually personal way the complicated dynamics of the nation's problem with illegal immigration.
I don't want to imply that this is necessarily a malevolent effort, but that profit-making companies must do more than channel a small portion of their profits into a mostly removed charitable cause if they want to be taken seriously as a social venture.
Boron (B) removal is a difficult process, and techniques based on conventional methodology mostly remove little or no B from drinking water.
The policies' approach, which mostly removes discretion, is intended to ensure fairness and protect schools from lawsuits maintaining that a student was treated with bias.
In April a municipal cleaning crew I approached on Calle Leon, also in the heart of Madrid, while they were scraping off flyers, told me they were mostly removing images of the region's governor dressed as a nurse.
The morning was spent mostly removing rubbish left over from last night's huge crowd.
It appears that the larger user pool and scheduling have the effect of mostly removing any initialization-based gains.
