The phrase "a prosecution brought" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts to refer to a prosecution that has been initiated or filed against someone.
Example: "The case was significant due to the prosecution brought against the defendant for multiple charges."
Alternatives: "a case initiated" or "a lawsuit filed".
This is a prosecution brought under 18 U.S.C. 641, 18 U.S.C.A. § 641, 1 upon an indictment containing several counts.
Members of the David Cameron's local Oxfordshire hunt have been convicted of hunting foxes illegally in a prosecution brought by the RSPCA.
Despite keeping a low public profile, the story of his rise to wealth has been reported because of a prosecution brought against him by Italian police.
Corporal Donald Payne, 34, faces a manslaughter charge over the death of Mr Mousa in a prosecution brought by the Army Prosecution Authority.
Just last month in a separate incident, water company Severn Trent Water was fined almost £7,000 for allowing pollution to enter the River Trent after a prosecution brought by the Environment Agency.
More here: Migration in the EU 'has caused strains,' admits José Manuel Barroso 4.17pm GMT At Southwark Crown Court, a UK judge has handed down the longest sentence ever following a prosecution brought by the Financial Conduct Authority.
The conviction brings to an end a lengthy prosecution brought by the Serious Fraud Office, which saw an initial attempt to try Kallakis thwarted when his co-defendant, Williams, attempted suicide.
In 1971 he appeared for Peter Hain, now Northern Ireland secretary, charged in a private prosecution brought by Francis Bennion that he had conspired to prevent the South African cricket team from touring England in 1970.
any charge in a criminal prosecution brought under State law if the conduct underlying the charge would constitute a violation of section 2421A of title 18, and promotion or facilitation of prostitution is illegal in the jurisdiction where the defendant's promotion or facilitation of prostitution was targeted.
Gary Dobson was acquitted of the murder of Stephen Lawrence following the collapse in 1996 of a private prosecution brought by the teenager's parents.
Mr Ahmad's lawyer Eric Baijal told BBC Scotland: "We can confirm that Imran Ahmad has initiated legal proceedings against the chief constable of Police Scotland and the Lord Advocate in relation to what he argues was a wrongful prosecution brought against him.
