Richard answered best, there is nothing wrong with your structure or construction, and Eliot's answer is not serious, in my opinion. We use the passive when we don't know who, we don't care who, or who is not important. Spanish is spoken in Uruguay. Who speaks Spanish in Uruguay? I don't know, I don't care, I'm not talking about who, I'm talking about the action "speak". Sometimes who is important and we add the "by" phrase. Mickey Mouse was created by Walt Disney. We also form the passive with "get" and "have". Where can I get my car fixed?