The part of the sentence "felt released" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a feeling of being liberated from a burden or an obligation. Example sentence: After years of feeling trapped in a job he disliked, John finally felt released when he quit.
Some Jamaican women I interviewed felt released from the restraints of their strict religious upbringing.
"It took me two weeks to process all the feelings, but then I felt released," she told the Spanish photographer Laia Abril.
Once I allowed myself to think that this was a reasonable idea, I felt released from the grip of the party; I realized that if I slept right through nobody would really care.
"When I went in I felt warm, and when I came out I felt released," said Nual Chaichamni, 52, a masseuse who visited recently and who said she liked the feeling so much that she had done it six times.
Unlike such older jazz fiddle virtuosi as the 1920s pioneer Joe Venuti or the swing star Stephane Grappelli, later jazz violinists felt released from classical standards of purity and western lyricism.
People come to an equine coaching experience without expectations and they leave blown away at what they saw, felt, released and embraced.
Germany, he writes, might then feel released from its historic obligation to "build Europe".
Now I feel released from a very real bondage & can make use of the experience.
The hero feels released from fear, although, as it turns out, he has almost no time left.
It's important to feel released, and you can only do that when the photographer's relaxed.
When we talk three days later, he sounds less stilted – maybe because I cannot see his face, he feels released from the necessity of Being Rob Lowe.
