The phrase "indoctrination to" can be used in written English, but it may depend on the specific context and intended meaning of the sentence.
Generally, it can be used to describe the process of teaching and training someone to accept a particular set of beliefs or ideas, often in a forceful or authoritarian manner. Example: The government's strict regulations on media content were seen as a form of indoctrination to suppress dissenting opinions.
With a freshman-heavy roster, St. John's has received a rough indoctrination to top competition.
Richardson said he hoped that after his frenzied indoctrination to Patriots Week, he would be in the mood late Thursday night to reconnect with his old buddy.
In The New York Post, Andrea Peyser wrote that the series would "bring truth, justice and indoctrination to impressionable Western minds".
I doubt the hundreds of millions of relatives and descendants of those victims needed any indoctrination to acquire anti-Japanese sentiments.
Black parents in Mississippi and elsewhere in the Deep South viewed indoctrination to the rigors of racism as a tragic but necessary experience.
As Daisy mutters in "The Great Gatsby" after her indoctrination to alcohol, "Never had a drink before but oh, how I do enjoy it".
But it was Mr. Jiang, acting in his capacity as chairman of the Central Military Commission, who decided to detain Dr. Jiang on June 1 and subject him to political indoctrination, according to the people informed about the case.
We have also created several authentic-looking documents that appear to show advanced plans for a national indoctrination programme to be introduced to all Scottish schools.
Their captors showered these men with gifts, and tried in indoctrination sessions to persuade them to renounce the Seoul government and defect to the North.
They receive practical instruction in matters like handling bombs, but also undergo psychological indoctrination, intended to motivate them to move past "the point of no return".
Many times, history has been used as a tool of indoctrination, designed to teach blind authority to the powers that be.
