"propelled out" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to be forcefully pushed or driven out of a place or situation. Example: The strong winds propelled the leaves out of the yard and into the street.
All these results together, propelled out that compounds 34 and 38 might serve as promising multi-functional lead candidates for treatment of AD in the future.
Some quasars are also observed to have radio jets, which are highly collimated beams of plasma propelled out along the rotation axis of the accretion disk at speeds often approaching that of light.
Midway through Major Lazer's set at the Corona Capital festival in Mexico City, he is zipped up into a giant plastic bubble that is then propelled out and over a sea of hands, scrabbling to stay upright, and failing; later, shirt off, he elects for a more straightforward stage-dive, and is lucky to escape unbloodied.
She hit the gas hard and the ball promptly propelled out of the bowl and onto the grass.
The film's symbolic dimension, regarding a director (someone, after all, who frames images) who is propelled out of his usual orbit and into danger, held an irony.
Rudy may be propelled out of the race after his wife accused him of cavorting with a young office aide (in addition to admitting another liaison).
The balls are not propelling out of the fairway like we saw last week [at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational].
The results presented include an example of Marangoni flow which causes a bubble to propel out of its initial static location due to the development of a surface tension gradient.
While footage of sharks swimming across a reef might not have the same 'wow factor' as great whites propelling out of the water, we must move beyond the teeth-baring, ferocious Jaws-like portrayal.
The beating of long lateral cilia draws water into the top of the funnel and propels it out between the tentacles.
In the end it may be lust, rather than lectures from mom and dad, that propels them out into the world.
