The phrase "after being framed" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "After being framed for murder, the defendant had to find a way to prove their innocence in court."
In the current film, Mills goes on the run after being framed for the murder of a family member.
They came together a second time on Stir Crazy – which was directed by Sidney Poitier – as two friends who end up in jail after being framed.
In the racially charged satire Get Hard (2015) he played a hedge-fund manager who, after being framed for insider trading, looks to a black employee (Kevin Hart) for assistance on learning how to survive in prison.
In the film, one docker strums the song Joe Hill on his guitar, while another explains that Hill's famous line was delivered when he was facing the firing squad after being framed for murder.
Originally part of the Royal Shield, bodyguards of the royal family, he was stripped of his rank and exiled after being framed for the murder of Doctor Barrs.
Directed by Wu Tsun, this late 1941 release featured Pah Wongso in four roles and showed him attempting to clear his name after being framed for a crime.
I was shocked to read Ariel Levy's piece about John Restivo, who spent eighteen years in prison after seemingly being framed by the Nassau County detective Joseph Volpe ("The Price of a Life," April 13th).
It's a fantastic launch for the comedy-thriller about an over-zealous criminal prosecutor who teams up with a chipper conman after he is framed and sent to prison.
This Spanish series co-opts Orange Is the New Black's innocent-thrown-to-the-wolves motif: unworldly, overly entitled Macarena Ferreiro (Maggie Civantos) will have to toughen up after she's framed for fraud and jailed.
Much of Sullivan's legal work after independence was framed by republican ideals.
Corvo becomes an infamous assassin after he is framed for the empress' murder.
