The phrase "released from captivity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which someone was imprisoned or held captive and was later freed. For example: After three years of being held in captivity, the hostages were finally released from captivity.
To date, Keiko is the only captive orca to have been successfully rehabilitated and released from captivity.
On December 4 , 1991 Terry Anderson was released from captivity.
"Africans in the two Congos embraced them like a kidnapped offspring suddenly released from captivity".
When Bergdahl was released from captivity by the Taliban in May 2014, Page 1 began developing a project.
Eventually, the dead are released from captivity on condition they tell true stories about everything they loved in life.
Had it not been for the journalists who were recently released from captivity in that country, we would not have known of Hammerl's death".
The bi-centennial anniversary of the Christians' release from captivity was celebrated across the region on 4 May 1999.
Captor and captive developed a rapport, and ultimately, Bizot became the only Westerner to be released from Khmer Rouge captivity.
In Lisa Milinazzo's staging at the Schoolhouse, the play's intrinsic sweep is not released from the captivity of its verbiage.
The peoples and nations now released from imperial captivity were each to receive their own spaces, assigned after careful specialist attention to history, geography, language and other relevant considerations.
There is plenty of wry humour here, but the whole thing lacks bite and there are few surprises, although Redmond has fun when Miss Ruddock is unexpectedly released from the captivity of the childhood home she once shared with her mother.
