The phrase "kept in seclusion" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a situation in which someone or something is being sheltered and protected from the outside world. For example, "After her traumatic experience, the woman was kept in seclusion for her own safety."
The officers were being kept in seclusion at a government office in Mexico City, while their lawyers and relatives outside complained of having limited access to them.
She was bound for university and a stellar career, but her family decided that this was too risky: she was bride-snatched, taken to a remote village, raped and kept in seclusion.
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During this period, newborns are perceived to be vulnerable to the environment and many mothers and their babies are kept in seclusion, although this practice may be changing.
The organisation's founder, Maulana Maududi, was a fierce opponent of feminism who believed that women should be kept in purdah - seclusion from male company.
At the age of 5, she was kept in a seclusion room for up to an hour at a time over the course of three months, until we discovered what was happening.
This trip, the president kept in total seclusion from the withering scrutiny of the press-and the loud protests that followed from reporters became news itself.
"After I voiced my concerns about what I believed to be accounting fraud, Halliburton placed me under guard and kept me in seclusion," she told the committee.
The Inca Empire institutionalized a system of selection, seclusion, and redistribution of "chosen women" or acllas, who were taken from their homes prior to the onset of puberty and kept in special houses or acllahuasi.
He has kept himself in virtual seclusion during his off hours, consumed with American television programs like "Lost," "C.S.I".
The al-Jawad family is ruled over by the strict patriarch and merchant Ahmad, who keeps his wife and daughters in seclusion, while taking full advantage of the pleasures offered by the sleazier backstreets of Cairo.
