"injected" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is a verb that means "to forcefully insert something into something else." For example, "The doctor injected a shot of medicine into my arm."
With about 30 minutes to go before Hill was injected with a fatal dose of the sedative pentobarbital, two separate courts stepped in to impose a temporary delay in the proceedings.
Bosch also claimed to have personally injected A-Rod during the period he was working for him.
After having litres of cancer-killing chemicals injected into my bloodstream, I decided not to follow the haematologist's advice and went back to the UK to try to live a normal life again.
The Eagles looked dead and buried entering the final quarter, but four straight goals injected life into the game - and their finals hopes.
Only Missouri bucked the trend – it lethally injected 10 prisoners compared with just two the previous year, as it forged ahead with an aggressive new drive to carry out executions at a rate of almost one a month.
The remembrance of industry figures who died in the past year, rarely a part of an award show where innovation is encouraged, was injected with genuine emotion as Sara Bareilles sang Charlie Chaplin's classic Smile live on stage while names and pictures of the dead were projected on screens above.
Healthy volunteers in Europe, the US and unaffected African countries have been injected with candidate vaccines to test their safety.
There were ecstatic scenes in the dressing-room after the match, with the chairman, Jeff Mostyn, who had injected his own money into the club to keep them afloat, heaping praise on the squad and Howe.
So the prime minister can console himself with the thought that he has injected a measure of competition into another area of previously public provision.
Peter York Mark Damazer writes: Any discussion, meeting or meal with Wally Olins was injected with ferocious energy and boundless charm.
The paradox of Cameron's twin reviews is that Britain has never been "more secure and more vulnerable" in a complex inter-dependent complex world where viruses injected into software could bring down the power grid and much else.
