The phrase "after being institutionalized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or event that occurs following a period of being placed in an institution, such as a mental health facility or correctional institution.
Example: "After being institutionalized, she struggled to reintegrate into society and find her place among her peers."
Alternatives: "following institutionalization" or "subsequent to being institutionalized".
These personal characteristics in themselves may eventually enable older adults to continue to stay in their communities (like those in the CCC group), to community after being institutionalized (like those in the CIC group), or to stay in community longer (like those in the CCI group).
If older adults learn to access PCS (like the older adults in the CIC group) early on, then use of senior centers in combination with PCS may enable them to return to communities after being institutionalized (like the older adults in the CIC group).
Others were able to avoid being institutionalized.
The only exclusion criterion was being institutionalized.
Rayburn made the case that Carter convinced Roy to die so that she could gain the attention of her classmates, who had grown distant after she was institutionalized for an eating disorder.
Later the proud but indigent Hettie seeks financial support from Lavinia after her husband is institutionalized.
When a debate over football's long-term effect on brain function began making national news soon after Mr. Wenzel was institutionalized, Dr. Perfetto forcefully held out her husband as an example of football's costs to its players and the families left caring for them.
Anthony's paranoid schizophrenia is attributed to heredity -- his mom was institutionalized after tobogganing naked through Flushing Meadow Park -- and at first he seems relatively harmless, with obsessions that include cleaning and horror movies.
It featured two characters based on Martha Graham, two on Vaslav Nijinsky, and a young Judy Garland impersonator and his drag psychiatrist, mother and aunt -- who has been institutionalized after sending photos of herself naked to her church deacons.
A colourful figure who grappled with mental instability (he was institutionalized after murdering his girlfriend and died in confinement), Drummond was the central musician of the era, as essential to the development of ska as Marley was to reggae.
