The phrase "expelled into" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to be forced or thrown out of a place or situation and into a different one. Example: After causing a disturbance in class, the student was expelled into the principal's office. In this sentence, "expelled into" is used to indicate that the student was forcibly removed from the classroom and placed into the principal's office as a consequence for their behavior.
When the release valve is activated, the liquid is expelled into the air at atmospheric pressure.
Imprisoned for two months, their hair symbolically shorn, they were released under house arrest, then expelled into exile in London.
But she also wrote to the French authorities, complaining formally about their failure to write minimum E.U. guarantees — which would provide safeguards for those expelled — into France's law.
"So every time somebody sits on it," she says, "all the air that's in the foam gets expelled into the environment".
Water carried down in the interstices of the subducted rock and by hydrous minerals to which water is loosely bound chemically is expelled into the wedge of asthenosphere above the subduction zone.
But, as long as the Israelis heed America's entreaties that he should be neither expelled into exile nor assassinated, he cannot be discounted, even, once more, as a future negotiator.
Many other migrants interviewed in Morocco last week said they had been repeatedly expelled into the stark no man's land between Algeria and Morocco, only to return on foot.
He had just finished a three-week stint in the Gaza Strip when he learned that his father was about to be expelled into the West Bank, which, like Gaza, Israel has occupied since the war of 1967.
This energy is then expelled into the soft tissue envelope once bony failure occurs.
Pollution expelled into the air gets transported vast distances by winds and atmospheric currents.
Three holes were drilled into the end pieces, and water was expelled into the holes when the specimens were compressed.
