"discharged from prison" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as: "After serving his sentence, John was discharged from prison last week."
Njong told me that he was discharged from prison last December, escorted to Beijing, and put on a plane to Cameroon.
*** Njong told me that he was discharged from prison last December, escorted to Beijing, and put on a plane to Cameroon.
In Benoit Jacquot's "Pas de Scandale" ("Keep It Quiet"), Fabrice Luchini plays a corrupt corporate buccaneer recently discharged from prison whose mysterious conversion from crook to childlike truth-teller upsets his family and associates upon his return.
Drawing on the true story of Wilhelm Voigt, which occurred 25 years before Zuckmayer wrote his play in 1931, the plot concerns a habitual criminal discharged from prison without the requisite papers.
Or could it be Vince, his best childhood buddy, who was recently discharged from prison after serving three years for a money-laundering scheme concocted by the two of them?
Early in the film, Freddy visits his ailing, hospital-bound uncle (Larry John Meyers) who informs him that his father, recently discharged from prison, is living in Oklahoma City.
This would also prevent the criminalization of mental illness and allow authorities to ensure that the mentally ill discharged from prisons don't become violent.
Aboriginal prisoners discharged from regional prisons were less likely to be hepatitis C positive (4/100, 4.0%) than Aboriginal prisoners discharged from metropolitan prisons (21/62, 33.9%).
A1 Former Governor Released The former governor of Connecticut, John G. Rowland, was discharged from federal prison, two days before his scheduled release date.
She was discharged from the prison after a few months, to live at the Women's Prison Association, a privately funded group home in the East Village where women who qualify can go instead of jail.
Victor Nealon, the former postman who was wrongly imprisoned for nearly 17 years, spent his first night of freedom on the streets after being discharged from Wakefield prison on Friday with £46 and nowhere to stay.
