The phrase "after being coerced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone has acted or made a decision as a result of pressure or force applied to them.
Example: "She signed the contract after being coerced by her employer, who threatened to terminate her position."
Alternatives: "following coercion" or "under duress".
Despite having witnesses and DNA evidence, it was decided not to pursue a prosecution when Lara declined to testify after being coerced by the gang.
But after being coerced into working for a crime boss, he must face the music when a doomed heist threatens his life, love and freedom".
In 2012, van Agtmael took the photos for a piece I wrote that included the story of Treasure Hilliard, a Detroit teen-ager who was murdered after being coerced by police into dangerous work as a confidential informant.
The Qur'an has explicitly underscored that human will is the principal wellspring of faith rather than coercion or compulsion – for the simple reason that after being coerced, the human heart cannot find peace with itself, let alone with a fellow human being.
David McCallum served 29 years in prison after being coerced into offering a false confession for the kidnapping and murder of a 20-year-old boy in 1985.
On Tuesday, it took its campaign to the British parliament, where it contended that many of these women were prosecuted after being coerced by police into retracting their allegations.
In November, Andrew Coffey, a Pi Kappa Phi pledge, died of alcohol poisoning at an off-campus party hosted by the fraternity after allegedly being coerced into drinking an entire bottle of bourbon.
Overwhelmed by grief, immigrant parents struggled to answer basic questions about their reasons for coming to the U.S. during their "credible fear" interviews, and many signed forms agreeing to be deported without their children after allegedly being coerced by immigration officials, according to parents interviewed by immigration advocates.
Nancy Ann Kissel admitted that she had killed her husband by beating him with a lead ornament but said that she had done so in self-defense after years of being coerced into anal sex by a husband she said regularly abused whiskey and cocaine.
A Japanese newspaper reported that it had retracted stories from the 1980s and '90s about women being coerced, after the Japanese man who had claimed responsibility for doing so later denied his involvement.
But in New York, so-called bed checks are considered off limits for the Stokes unit, named for a 1976 federal court settlement that came after reports by citizens of being coerced into withdrawing their petitions.
