The phrase "and commanded them" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is giving orders or directives to a group of people.
Example: "The leader spoke firmly and commanded them to follow his orders without question."
Alternatives: "and instructed them" or "and directed them".
He then had his crew tie him to the mast and commanded them not to release him under any circumstances.
This time I got a clan of spider warriors from the Forbidden Swamp, which seemed promising, and commanded them to do my bidding.
The creator deity Brahma relegated the nagas to the nether regions when they became too populous on earth and commanded them to bite only the truly evil or those destined to die prematurely.
Despite almost certainly never having heard of him – a deficiency that doesn't hold him back here – His Royal Highness should recall Bertolt Brecht's parable about the troubled king of the east who summoned his wise men and commanded them to inquire into the source of all the miseries in the world.
On the sixth day, he created humans (Adam and Eve) and commanded them to utilize everything he created.
He summoned the superiors of the mendicant orders and commanded them to stop their members from attacking Erasmus in their sermons; instead, if they truly believed that Erasmus' works were harmful, he told them to meet in private and compile lists of any heresies and errors and then present these lists before a special inquisitorial commission that he would appoint.
Amazon's Alexa, Apple's Siri and Google's Assistant, as well as home help's from Samsung and Huawei, are affected by the problem, which could let hackers take control of devices and command them to conduct tasks such as downloading malicious software or opening the front door.
4 Vitellius, upon reaching Rome and arranging affairs p223 to suit him, issued an edict banishing the astrologers and commanding them to leave the whole of Italy by a certain specified day.
His eyes widened, too, when he first experienced one of the coach's favoured drills: having his side enact full-scale practice matches without opponents and commanding them to repeat the same moves over and over until the players are begging to stop.
It makes no sense to gather strangers in a room and command them to talk about religion.
When it is finished, he places the man into a garden with the woman and commands them not to eat of the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.
