The phrase "free from violence" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in both journalistic writing or everyday conversations. For example, you could say, "The country is striving to build a society that is free from violence."
New York City is working to ensure that families live in homes free from violence.
"It should involve the political parties and should be conducted in an environment free from violence".
It is children who are saying they need to be free from violence and abuse and exploitation.
There is no emphasis on women's rights to bodily integrity, to be free from violence, to sexual pleasure".
No town is free from violence," lamented Claudia Henrique, who sells T-shirts by the cathedral gate.
It also called for a new political process to be conducted in an environment "free from violence, fear, intimidation and extremism".
The result of all this is a shredding of women's economic independence, and erosion of the fundamental right to live free from violence.
How can we empower women when so many girls are married off and denied their rights to health, education and a life free from violence and exploitation?
It was an incredible experience to talk to them and hear that for the first time they dared to imagine a brighter future, free from violence.
From my research I've discovered that women who have orgasms have equal personal relationships, are able to express themselves and, most importantly, are free from violence.
Mr Cameron said: "All girls have the right to live free from violence and coercion, without being forced into marriage or the life-long physical and psychological effects of female genital mutilation.
