This is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example, you can use it in a sentence like this: "During WWII, he was interned in a concentration camp."
The following year he was interned as an enemy alien.
As an Italian, he was interned when Mussolini threw Italy into war.
The British captured him in 1945, and he was interned at Ashton, near Manchester.
He was interned at Wellwood Cemetery on Long Island on January 31st , 2005
He managed to get released five months later & went to Morocco where he was interned again.
"My father never saw his firstborn child because she was born and died while he was interned," she wrote.
These activities led to his arrest in 1939; he was interned in German camps during World War II.
There he was interned by the French authorities and was not allowed to leave for England until 1810.
Arrested by the British at Haifa in January 1942, he was interned in Uganda for the duration of the war.
During World War II, he was interned by the Nazis, then was acting colonel with the U.S. Army after liberation.
After a year he was interned and sent to Canada, where he studied theology, specialising in ecumenism and interfaith dialogue.
