'pardon granted' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to grant someone permission or when you want to forgive someone for something they have done wrong. For example: After careful consideration, the court has decided to grant a full pardon to the prisoner.
"The pardon granted by President Clinton remedied this injustice 18 years later".
The pardon granted by Italy's president was long sought by the pope, who announced from his bed after the shooting that he forgave Mr. Agca.
John B. Dangler, the Morris County prosecutor, said he had been told that it was a "palace pardon," granted by the king, and that Mr. Abequa was one of a group of prisoners that had been released.
Legal pardon granted by kings and presidents reflects this tension between the wish to leave some measure of individual discretion in showing mercy to some public figures and the concern for the impartial application of such supererogatory grace.
The Queen's action is only the fourth royal pardon granted since the conclusion of World War II.
The pardon, granted on Sept. 8, 1974, spared Nixon indictment and trial.
There are also questions about the hundreds of pardons granted to drug traffickers during his first term, in which he granted more than 5,000 pardons in total.
The committee is investigating whether any contributions to the library were linked to pardons granted by Mr. Clinton.
Thank you for your very accurate assessment of the conditional pardons granted by Gov. Tim Kaine of Virginia to three members of the "Norfolk Four".
Two years later, Roger Clinton is the subject of Congressional and federal investigations of influence peddling and other possible illegalities in last-minute pardons granted by President Bill Clinton.
One is the investigation of the volley of pardons granted by President Bill Clinton at the end of his term, including the matter of Marc Rich, the fugitive commodities trader who is suspected of buying a pardon with large campaign contributions.
