"pasted with" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used when one thing is attached to, or affixed to, another thing. For example, "The poster was pasted with colorful stickers."
The photograph was pasted with fifteen little red triangles marking the spots where the parish's levees had been breached.
Occasionally an empty property looms up, pasted with notices announcing foreclosure and how to put in a bid.
In bipolar lead acid battery (LAB) designs, the stack of alternate positive and negative plates with interleaved separators is replaced by a stack of conductive plates that are pasted with positive active material on one side and negative active material on the other side.
It is working with farmers in Kashmir and Himachal to buy apples directly from them, which will then be polished and pasted with stickers that indicate where it originates from.
The fibre-glass rearing container (see Figure 45) functions well if the filtering sieve cloth is large enough and properly made (usually pasted with water-resistant glue).
MANY people hustle right past the wall pasted with paper fliers on Forsyth Street, in the shadow of the Manhattan Bridge.
Although we are somewhat tolerant of limited duplication in the methods when clearly appropriate, we do require authors to rewrite other recycled text in this section (see Tilton, 2011), especially if an earlier publication was used as a template for this section (i.e., cut-and-pasted with only slight changes).
In order to accomplish a better video block selection and preserve a certain degree of randomness in the outcome, we build a set of candidate video patches A B. This set is built by elements which are considered to match with previously pasted volumes with some tolerance.
What originally read to me as copy and pasted information with an occasional story about getting drunk with El Chapo evolved into a piece with well-researched facts and his own unfiltered self thrown on a page.
The splendid architecture and people of Edinburgh are quickly pasted over with posters and a new world is created.
Page proofs of a work published by Charles McLean in 1846, with Lears manuscript corrections and additions, to which ca. 40 small printed illusrations are pasted; bound with 24 plates of engravings of landscapes.
