The phrase "vacuum wrapped" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a verb phrase and describes the process of using a vacuum to tightly wrap and secure something in plastic wrap or other packaging. For example, "The leftovers were vacuum wrapped to ensure they stayed fresh."
"Tara," unlike "Juno," is not a vacuum wrapped in an attitude inside a hoodie; and it benefits from having a central performer who, like Meryl Streep, has the ability both to disappear into a role and to persuade us that, whatever character she's playing, she's showing us her core.
Yet thanks to late night re-runs they live forever, vacuum wrapped and protected from the cruelty of the modern age.
After neutralisation in 7% TCA, the gel was dried under vacuum, wrapped in foil, and exposed overnight to a phosphor screen.
Cellulose thimbles used to collect the dust were removed from the vacuum, wrapped in foil, and stored in plastic bags at –4°C until analysis.
Commonly vacuum-wrapped, the packer cut is the one you want for low-and-slow smoking.
Then we found it right in front of us, living life in ordinary terms on islands of public space, all in the shadows of the financial dark lords vacuum-wrapped in their reflective glass.
Archie served up a slice of Americana that was dated, stale and vacuum-wrapped in a '50s Norman Rockwell fantasy but which we gobbled up nevertheless.
Next, they built real-world devices using the structures, including a two-fingered gripper that, without vacuum, could wrap around and hold onto large objects and, with a vacuum, could pinch and hold onto small objects about the size of a marble.
But it's speaking in a vacuum; however prettily wrapped, this is still just an empty box.
One woman had a motorcycle helmet placed on her head while chained in the basement; later, when she tried to escape, she had a vacuum cleaner cord wrapped around her neck.
A law enforcement officer in Northern California, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he's not authorized by his agency to talk to the media, said that a recent raid interdicted several pounds of pure meth that was in a vacuum-packed bag and wrapped in coffee grounds to hide the smell.
