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The phrase "through the debris" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe movement or action that takes place within a mass or scattered pieces of trash, wreckage, or remains of something. Example: The team carefully made their way through the debris of the collapsed building, searching for any survivors.
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I had to manoeuvre through the debris.
They stepped carefully through the debris.
People clawed through the debris by hand, frantically seeking survivors.
The search through the debris resumed at 8 A.M. yesterday.
The police combed through the debris in search of clues.
But even here, an unfamiliar yellow flower forced its way up through the debris.
"In this record you can hear me picking through the debris and going through each emotion".
After the shooting subsided, angry residents rushed to help the wounded and search through the debris.
He said the death toll might rise as the police sifted through the debris.
Bomb disposal experts in white overalls combed through the debris for clues.
Residents picked their way through the debris, looking for anything recognizable.
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