The phrase "arrested for corruption" is correct and usable in written English.
It could be used in sentences such as, "The Mayor was arrested for corruption," or "The businessman was charged with corruption and subsequently arrested."
They point to those, like Diezani Alison-Madueke, the former minister of petroleum resources, who was arrested for corruption and bribery earlier this month to show women ministers are corrupt.
About 20 doctors have been arrested for corruption.
He was the highest-ranking official to be arrested for corruption in five years.
After he left the oil industry, a number of his former colleagues were arrested for corruption.
When he was arrested for corruption in 2001, the city's capacity to produce staged opera looked vulnerable.
The investigation into Davidson began in July 1998, when a colleague of his, Neil Putnam, was arrested for corruption.
About 9,000 of the hoped-for 26,000 peacekeepers are already in Darfur.Gerrie Nel, who heads an investigation into alleged corruption by South Africa's police chief, Jackie Selebi, an ally of President Thabo Mbeki, was himself arrested for alleged corruption.
Have you ever noticed how high the bar is when it comes to getting arrested for political corruption?
Another publicly traded company's executive director and a securities broker "were arrested for suspected corruption in relation to share placement," the commission said.
The mayor of Rome, Virginia Raggi, has been stripped by her populist Five Star Movement (M5S) party of the power to make "important decisions" after a close adviser was arrested for suspected corruption.
Furthermore, when McKeeva Bush, the incumbent premier of the island, was arrested for alleged corruption days after a meeting with Cameron in London, the Foreign Office-appointed "governor" imposed a replacement without any electoral process or consultation with the Cayman people.
