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The phrase "was docked" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is the past tense of the verb "dock," which means to secure a boat or ship in a port or to deduct something from a person's wages as a punishment or penalty. Example: The ship was docked at the port, ready to unload its cargo. Example: The employee's pay was docked for being late to work.
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Adams was docked $7,500.
And its tail was docked.
Marbury was docked one game's pay.
Long was docked a Nascar-record 200 points.
The ship was docked yesterday at Cozumel, Mexico.
He was docked $4,635 by match referee Chris Broad.
The detective was docked six days' pay, Mr. Browne said.
He also was docked 50 car owner points.
The Norway, the line's only steam-powered ship, was docked in Miami when the boiler exploded.
He then turned and gestured at a huge oceangoing racer that was docked behind his boat.
And in 2005, shareholders' equity was docked $4.1 million to cover the dividends.
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