The phrase "shocked from" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a feeling of surprise or disbelief caused by a certain event or action. Example: She was shocked from the sudden news of her promotion.
"Wow im shocked from the news I just got!!
David Walsh, the company's newly rich chief executive, declares himself shocked; from the Cayman Islands its chief geologist protests his innocence.
From time to time the injured — heaving with gas inhalation or shocked from the pain of a rubber bullet to the torso — were carried out.
Avon's solution is to adopt the principles of interval training, where the body is shocked from an idle state by brief bursts of high-intensity exercise.
Beyond that, analysts are predicting that some retailers will report combined sales for November and December that are actually below last year's figures for the period, when many shoppers were still shocked from the events of Sept. 11th.
"We are all shocked from the players to the staff," said Keith Millen, who has been put in temporary charge for the Premier League opener against Arsenal on Saturday.
I'm still shell-shocked from George W. Bush's two terms.
In hs:Dkk1-GFP embryos heat-shocked from 30 hpf or earlier, the anterior bud was missing (Figure 4C and 4G), but was formed when they were heat-shocked from 36 hpf or later (Figure 4D and 4H).
In the hs:Dkk1-GFP fishes, smooth muscle differentiation was totally abolished when fishes were heat-shocked from 30 hpf or earlier (Figure 5J).
When hs:ΔTcf-GFP embryos were heat-shocked from 42 hpf, the swimbladder was well-formed but without the anterior bud (Figure 4O).
In the hs:ΔTcf-GFP transgenics, swimbladder mesenchyme was absent at 72 hpf when the transgenic embryos were heat-shocked from 30 hpf (not shown); however, the mesenchyme was present when the transgenic embryos embryos were heat-shocked from 36 hpf (Figure 5D and H).
