"absolved of charges" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when an individual has been found not guilty of criminal charges, and suggests that the person has been cleared or forgiven of wrongdoing. For example, "The suspect was absolved of charges after extensive evidence revealed his innocence."
Sheikh Abdullah was absolved of the charges and released in 1964, but he was rearrested in 1965 and held until 1968 under the same allegations.
Ironically, leaders of the Christian right are defending Mr. Lieberman while asserting that some of their own leaders who seek a bigger role for religion and religious institutions should be absolved of similar charges of intolerance.
Miguel Ángel Rodríguez, who was president from 1998 until 2002, was found guilty of instigating corruption, but he was absolved of a charge of illegal enrichment.
Walter C. Righter, an Episcopal bishop who in 1996 was brought to trial and absolved of a charge of heresy for having ordained an actively gay man as a deacon, died on Sept. 11 at his home outside Pittsburgh.
He was ultimately absolved of this charge, but in another case last month the conservative judiciary barred Mr Garzón from the bench for 11 years, thus ending his career.Mr Preston does not hide his loathing of the rebels and empathy for the left.
The ship's captain, the first officer and the political officer were later absolved of a charge of endangering public security.
The traders, Javier Martin-Artajo and Julien G. Grout, may eventually be absolved of all the charges against them.
The Slánský case was later reviewed, and in 1963 he was posthumously absolved of the criminal charges of treason and espionage for which he had been condemned.
After he had spent ten years in jail, he was absolved of all the charges, although Swiss authorities confiscated $74m they said had been obtained illicitly.The plaintiffs in the Acteal case allege that Mr Zedillo assisted, or turned a blind eye to, paramilitary groups of villagers organised by the army to suppress the Zapatistas.
So does the possibility that Reuters is close to being absolved of U. S. charges that its operatives stole proprietary algorithms from arch rival Bloomberg.
In Iraq, for example, the wave of indiscriminate murder by Shia and Sunni suicide bombers cannot be absolved from charges of criminality and inhumanity because of the illegal Anglo-American invasion.
