The phrase "remove litter" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the removal of any type of litter, such as garbage, waste, or other items. For example, "The community volunteers worked together to remove litter from the beach."
Common human modifications in the beach zone include nourishing beaches, constructing shore protection structures and raking to remove litter.
This indicates that in sites with surface litter, timely precipitation could be critical for herbicide efficacy; however, when burning was used to remove litter and was followed by herbicides with residual soil activity, downy brome control was extended.
—The GreenMount School, 501 W. 30th St. Johns Hopkins volunteers will landscape, paint and remove litter.
In areas that are dominated by bare ground and eroding rapidly, a burn might remove litter and other important ground cover, accelerating erosion and degradation.
"Police officers attended and instructed the group to remove litter they had left and gave suitable words of advice before instructing them to leave".
He had hoped the court would issue a litter abatement order requiring the local authority to remove litter dumped in Yardley.
The affluent London borough of Kensington and Chelsea is removing litter bins claiming they attract the wrong kind of rubbish.
Nearly 80 students fanned out, looked down, picked up and removed litter from all parts of campus and trimmed away invasive plant species.
One law under consideration in Hawaii would punish violators caught selling or offering straws with a three-figure fine and hours of community service, such as removing litter.
I tell them my ideas, which may start with removing litter and graffiti and adding beautiful lampposts and attractive benches and plants.
And Lisa Maldonado, 34, a homemaker and mother of six who rents part of a two-door house, suggested that town officials concentrate on other quality of life initiatives, like removing litter.
