"incapacitated from" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a state of being unable to act or function due to a physical or mental condition. Example: The accident left him incapacitated from walking for several weeks.
Impairment is usually minimal, and most patients function well, although some become incapacitated from fear of going insane.
The government and the aviation industry could alter large planes so that they could be incapacitated from the ground in an emergency.
Nine supreme court justices are considering claims that there should no longer be an effective ban on the severely incapacitated from seeking a "dignified and humane" death.
Ms. Weckhorst, of Doylestown, Pa., said in her complaint that she had become incapacitated from drinking alcohol at a fraternity party in April 2014, while a freshman at Kansas State, and was subsequently raped by two men.
The New York Knicks player said he never saw the woman burn herself, and he had an inkling he was being set up. Rose testified for a second day in the $21.5m civil lawsuit that claims he and his friends had sex without the woman's consent when she was incapacitated from drinking and, possibly, drugs in 2013.
More than anything else, my knuckles were incapacitated from the 10,000 feet of descending.
Because the medical resources in many of these areas were incapacitated, resources from North Carolina were deployed to assist in the medical mission.
Many prominent members of the philosophy profession are so unreflectively hostile to modern commercial societies that they have incapacitated themselves from providing a vision: Rorty, MacIntyre, Blackburn, Derrida, Foucault, to name just a few.
And of course, Democrat Hillary Clinton -- who would like to be the first woman leader of the United States since Edith Wilson took over for her medically incapacitated husband from late 1919 to early 1921 -- has long believed that she has to be as foolishly macho and jingoistic in foreign policy as the men.
Bill Woodfull, the Australian captain, was struck over the heart by a ball from Larwood and was incapacitated for several minutes.
But Richard Daniels, who at various times has worked as an arts administrator, a producer and a choreographer, was incapacitated and recovering from shoulder surgery in 2008 when the idea was born.
