"removed out of" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to take something out of a specific location or situation. Example: The books were removed out of the library and put into storage.
After one episode, some poor sod had to have a cockroach removed out of his ear by a doctor.
Robert Vaccarello, president of R. Y. Management, which owns the building, said the large windows had been regularly vandalized and had been removed out of safety concerns.
(APPLAUSE) Under my administration, anyone who illegally crosses the border will be detained until they are removed out of our country and back to the country from which they came.
A joint statement by the Spanish government and the town said that the body had been removed out of "respect to the thousands of African immigrants who live in this town".
The early morning news that the family of Sir Jimmy Savile has asked for the headstone on his grave to be removed – out of "respect to public opinion" – is distressing, sad, and possibly unnecessary.
Arborists say they have noticed more caution, with more Atlantans having sick trees inspected and removed out of fear that they will come down less gently on their own.
Our caches are so full that we are evicting things out of them pretty much constantly - and we're a news organization, so we're also explicitly removing out-of-date content with almost equal frequency.
The method to detecting wake-up signals in [18] is based on the assumption that a BPF can completely remove out-of-band interference.
In the previous discussion, we did not consider adjacent channel interference, with an implicit assumption that the BPF can completely remove out-of-band interference.
The design of the confocal microscope removes out-of-focus fluorescent light from the image collected through the objective lens permitting precise spatial resolution of histological images in three-dimensions.
The system considered involves broadcast transmission from a single gateway to many receivers through a transparent satellite transponder wherein only filtering to remove out-of-band noise, amplification, and channelization of the streams are assumed to occur.
