The phrase "fled away from" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe someone fleeing or running away from something or someone. Example: He fled away from the angry mob that was chasing him.
A sufficient degree of cross-linking in EPR effectively prevents its fleeing away from the catalyst fragments and into the pore network of pre-formed PP particles during the late E/P copolymerization of hiPP process, thus transforming EPR's dispersion morphology in PP particles from segregated droplet aggregates with mobility to catalyst fragment-adhered discrete particles with stability.
However, education in general is fleeing away from institutions and becoming ubiquitous education should be conceived rather as learning that can happen spontaneously anywhere, would be inner-motivated and based on open peer-to-peer approaches.
In cases of intense ionization, such as those of high radon concentration caused by trapping under nocturnal stratification, the produced negative charges flee away from ground level and ascend over the shallow electrode layer, thus reversing the electrode effect and forming negative space charge (reversed electrode layer), which subsequently reduces PG (Latha 2007).
Fleeing away from it, the long central plaza leading to the palace is lined with cafés, along with, in the summer, ice-cream stands, balloon vendors, and artists of all types as well as, of course, the beggars unavoidable here, whatever the season.
Other studies, however, focused on the differentiating mechanisms of defensive response, revealing freezing in the face of a distant threat but fleeing away from a closer threat [ 35].
Concerning this a master addressed the soul thus: withdraw from the unrest of external activities, then flee away and hide from the turmoil of inward thoughts, for they but create discord.
