"withdrew herself" is a perfectly grammatically correct phrase.
You can use it to describe a situation where someone deliberately removes themselves from a particular situation or place. For example: "When the argument became too heated, she withdrew herself from the room."
Thomson, who withdrew herself from the Scottish National party whip at Westminster, suspending her party membership, after details of the investigation emerged, has denied any wrongdoing.
A year later, the disgruntled cast member Katherine Heigl publicly withdrew herself from Emmy consideration because, in her words, she hadn't been "given the material... to warrant a nomination" — an overt salvo of dissatisfaction — but she remained on the show for three more seasons.
Clinton decided the nomination could not go forward, and the next day, February 5, Wood publicly withdrew herself from consideration.
After a deal was struck with MGM, Selznick held discussions with Norma Shearer who was MGM's top female star at the time but she withdrew herself from consideration.
The participant was unhappy with the nature of treatment and withdrew herself from the trial.
Hence she interpreted the persistence of Istanbul in withdrawing herself behind the veil of fog as a sign of intentional hostility and personal insult.
After suffering a mini-stroke last week, Kim Zolciak has been forced to officially withdraw herself from "Dancing with the Stars," after she was unable to travel to Los Angeles to perform.
The participant may formally withdraw herself from the ALSWH, or notification of withdrawal may be through a relative.
Tian Tian withdrew into herself.
Then she withdrew into herself.
She withdrew into herself and became unmanageable.
