"debited from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use "debited from" when referring to a sum of money that is taken out of an account. For example: "The online shop debited $150 from my bank account."
Only later did I discover that €74 had been debited from my account to pay for 'supercover' insurance.
The amount is then debited from your account as though you had made a conventional card purchase.
You have been paid £132.49 compensation and refunded £54.94, which BT debited from your account by mistake.
Debit cards can also be expensive when used abroad and it's something that holidaymakers sometimes overlook, until the charges are debited from their account.
When hundreds of thousands of sports fans had money debited from their accounts last month, they knew they had secured a ticket for next year's Olympic Games.
This is immediately debited from the buyer's credit card or bank account, and a credit is made to the seller's PayPal account.
Keep the policy in the safe deposit box along with other valuable papers, like the title to your car, your birth certificate, your original Social Security card, etc. Have premiums auto-debited from your checking account.
Among her ideas: –Encourage self-employed folks to have taxes debited monthly from their checking accounts, so they won't fall behind.
Whenever you sent or received money, the amount was credited or debited straight from your bank account.
But canny savers can simply debit £500 from their existing bank account across to Santander, then set up a standing order to send it back the next day.
That accomplished, you would be allowed to debit money from your account and credit it to your card.
