"repelled from" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is used to describe something that is pushed away from something else, usually in a physical sense. For example, "The kittens were repelled from the bowl of milk because it was too cold."
It could even be that antimatter is repelled from matter – that is, antimatter may experience antigravity!
Nuclei readily capture neutrons, which, unlike protons or alpha particles, are not repelled from the nucleus by a positive charge.
For this attack to succeed, and for this force not to be repelled from Sicily, an element of surprise was crucial.
Richard and Virginia Weir, lifelong Republicans, said they were repelled from their own party when both Mr. Bush and Mr. McCain began using religion as an issue.
Liberal voters may be attracted to major urban centers because of their liberal politics (more than because of the economic opportunities that they offer), while conservative ones may be repelled from them for the same reasons.
With GO coated, minority carriers (electrons) can be repelled from the surface.
We show that the two cylinders are repelled from each other, with a force that diverges to infinity at impact.
Solvent is generally repelled from the interface by the field with the remaining solvent molecules adapting new orientations.
This can explain how electrons are drawn to the GBs and how holes are repelled from the GB.
However, saplings of other canopy tree species were also repelled from adult beech trees, suggesting a general suppressive effect.
It was previously demonstrated that the adhering dust can be repelled from the surface of a slightly inclined panel by applying a low-frequency high-voltage.
