The phrase "extract him from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of removing someone from a situation or place, often implying a sense of urgency or necessity.
Example: "The rescue team was able to extract him from the collapsed building just in time."
Alternatives: "remove him from" or "withdraw him from".
Don't be surprised if we extract him from a pipe like the Libyans did with Muammar Gaddafi". But he denied harbouring presidential ambitions of his own.
Before attending to the wounded, frontline physicians have to quickly locate the casualty and extract him from the battlefield, often under heavy fire.
When I.C.M. suspected that he was plotting to jump to a rival firm, the agency fired him and sent a team to extract him from the building.
Dimitri told the police that Jejoen was a minor, and asked them to extract him from the group, but he says that a judge told him that there was nothing they could do.
Life changed for Abu Rami in January, however, when his older brother, in a bid to extract him from the shabiha, took him to a workshop organized by an opposition group that promotes dialogue over violence.
United's directors have fleetingly discussed Mourinho's position at Chelsea but are also acutely aware that they would almost certainly be wasting their time trying to extract him from Chelsea and their attentions are on Ancelotti's position at Real Madrid and Van Gaal's availability after leading Holland at the World Cup.
Police and fire units arrived on the scene at about 12 p.m. Patel was pronounced dead after emergency responders extracted him from the wreckage. .
Luigi returns to E. Gadd with Mario's painting and successfully extracts him from within using the Ghost Portrificationizer in reverse.
I also have to presume they have enough evidence on Shirdon to trust these charges will stick if they are able to extract him alive from the Islamic State, that is.
What Oprah, among others, failed to satisfactorily extract from him was the simple explanation: the money freaked him out.
Talking to him about his future is a bit like trying to extract from him an inkling of when the United States might next intervene in the currency markets.
