The phrase "and ordered to appear" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts, typically referring to a directive for someone to attend a court or official proceeding.
Example: "The defendant was summoned and ordered to appear before the judge on the specified date."
Alternatives: "and required to attend" or "and instructed to show up".
He was released on $100 bond and ordered to appear in court later in the day.
They were granted bail and ordered to appear in court on Jan . 29
After his arrest, he was released and ordered to appear in court on Jan . 13
Sarah was taken from class, charged with a criminal misdemeanour and ordered to appear in court.
Three were released without charge, and three were kept in custody and ordered to appear in the Bow Street Magistrate's Court on Monday.
He was later charged with unlawful entry by Capitol Hill police and ordered to appear in court on 15 February, he told the Guardian.
Loomer was charged with misdemeanor trespassing and disorderly conduct, and was ordered to appear in court in August.
Mr. Burrell, 43, Diana's confidant, was charged with three counts of theft, one each for items belonging to Charles, to Diana and to William, and was ordered to appear in court on Friday.
Rabah Chehat-Bais, 31, Karim Kadouri, 33, and Rabah Kadre, 35, were charged with possession of articles for the preparation and instigation and commission of terrorism acts, and were ordered to appear again at Bow Street Magistrate's Court on Dec. 16.
Teena Brandon had produced a driver's license belonging to a cousin named Charles Brayman, and it was as Charles Brayman that she signed the complaint, and was ordered to appear for a hearing at 2 P.M. on December 15th at the Richardson County Courthouse, in Falls City.
In June 1997, he received a warrant for his arrest and was ordered to appear in immigration court in Newark.
