"compound released" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a process where two or more things are released at the same time. For example, "The prison released a group of prisoners and a large compound of animals into the wild."
Creatine increases energy by producing adenosine triphosphate, a high-energy compound released in muscle during intense, anaerobic exercise.
Tributyltin (TBT) is a toxic compound released into aquatic ecosystems through antifouling paints.
It was demonstrated that the compound released from the polymer polylactic acid matrix exhibited a prolonged good antibacterial activity.
A rendering of Bin Laden's compound released by the administration last week showed at least one satellite dish on top of a building within its walls.
The amounts of the compound released into the wine are extremely low, but the receptors in our noses are able to smell these things in extremely low concentrations, which are harmless.
But the relatively low temperatures of the trade center fires mean that traces of dozens of toxic chemicals and heavy metals are carried into the air, including benzene, a cancer-causing compound released when fuels are burned, and styrene, a gas emitted by burning plastic.
This compound releases the DNA when exposed to ultraviolet light.
One cubic metre of the compound releases about 160 cubic metres of gas, making it a highly energy-intensive fuel.
The compounds released, known as aerosols, absorb and scatter sunlight and affect the brightness of clouds.
The compounds released by a damaged plant are ignored by its neighbors.
"These 10.6m pounds represent 24% of the total chromium and chromium compounds released by all industries in 2009".
