The phrase "forced exit" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to describe a situation where someone is compelled to leave a place involuntarily and unexpectedly. For example: He was given a forced exit from the building after security discovered he had been trespassing.
The only thing worse than a forced exit is a messy forced exit.
President Ashbel Green left Princeton at the same time - and it seems that the end of President Green's term was connected to his son's forced exit.
Mr. Smith, the anti-euthanasia lawyer, wrote a book titled, "Forced Exit: The Slippery Slope from Assisted Suicide to Legalized Murder (1997; Times Books/Random House)," warning that society is unwittingly devaluing the worth of people who are sick or disabled.
The idea of relocation perpetually looms over the league each time an owner is at odds with its city over funding or when a franchise faces seemingly irreparable damage, as is the case with with New Orleans and Davis' impending forced exit.
Nielsen might be gone, but her forced exit and the president's latest flirtation with family separation probably will fuel continuing investigations.
The fate of the second oocyte included successfully fertilized and ovulated (1), fragmented exit into the uterus (1/4), forced exit into the gonad arm (1/4), and rapid exit into the uterus without fertilization (1/4).
However, forced exits and deals both relate to poor performance by the firm on different metrics.
Under these circumstances there is no chance to improve national debt levels so social costs will rise and defaults and forced exits from the eurozone become much more likely.
Similar effect can be obtained by expression of Axin (an inhibitor of Wg signalling) or cyclin E (which forces exit from the cell-cycle arrest; Johnston and Edgar, 1998).
Our second fund has been operating since January 2013, so in relative terms, it's a little soon to force exits.
However, financial markets have likely overreacted to the possibility that Greece might choose to exit or be forced to exit the Eurozone.
