"conscripted from" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is typically used to describe the action of forcing someone into military service, often without their consent. It can also be used more broadly to describe being forcefully recruited or assigned a task. Example: The young men were conscripted from their homes and sent to fight in the war.
Well, perhaps not the three additional cast members who are conscripted from the audience to join the show's climactic party chez Philomen.
Disbanding his mercenary army, he created a fleet and an army of Egyptians conscripted from the peasant class but commanded by Turks and others recruited from outside Egypt.
And when I left my apartment on the second-to-highest floor, I was frequently greeted by the tight smiles of neighbors conscripted from below.
These people — a nebbishy chronicler of Juárez's street life, a skirt-chasing photographer, a scrappy female reporter who throws fun parties and does "a rather good imitation of the Chihuahua state governor" — feel conscripted from life, not films or books.
Anna Lellelid, one of the attorneys conscripted from afar, says that being 250 miles away from her client would make her just as ineffective as a non-criminal lawyer.
Women born from 1997 onwards, will also be conscripted from the summer of 2016.
This study is based on data from a longitudinal cohort of 48 834 young Swedish men conscripted for military service from 1 July 1969 to 30 June 1970.
This nationwide study is based on 48 834 Swedish men aged 18 20 years conscripted for military service from 1 July 1969 to 30 June 1970.
A national Swedish cohort of 48 834 18 20-year-old young men conscripted for military service from 18 20-year-oldas followed through official registers during a 37-year period.
One chapter recalls the vast distances that many travelled to help defend France: labourers from China, conscripted colonial troops from Senegal, black "Buffalo soldiers" from America.The making of France's master of mythcraft is the subject of "La Première Guerre de Charles de Gaulle".
For the campaign against the Germans in East Africa, 3,500 troops were recruited and 50,000 porters conscripted, mostly from the northeast; many never returned.
