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Discover LudwigThe word "Discontinuation" is correct in written English
It is used to refer to the act of stopping or ceasing something, such as a product or service. Example: "The discontinuation of the old software version has prompted users to upgrade to the latest release." Alternatives include "cessation" or "termination."
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Discontinuation
noun
Breach or interruption of continuity; separation of parts in a connected series; discontinuance.
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ERIC says that the yield on 30-year Treasuries is "artificially low", because government buybacks and the discontinuation of the bond has reduced supply.
This agreement required the disclosure of millions of corporate documents, the discontinuation of various forms of youth-focused advertising, and the annual payment in perpetuity of roughly $10 billion per year.
Until 1962 it was linked to Saint-Denis by rail, as well as by paved road; discontinuation of the railway was followed by considerable improvement of the road.
The contemporary trend is in fact no longer to recognize governments formally but to focus instead upon the continuation (or discontinuation) of diplomatic relations.
One can speculate that the development of nails into flattened plates reflects the discontinuation of their use for digging or for defending and attacking.
Measures aimed at the Turkish population, estimated to number approximately 800,000, included the discontinuation of Turkish-language publications and radio broadcasts and the requirement that Turks adopt Bulgarian names.
For instance, nefazodone is associated with a low risk of death from hepatic (liver) failure; the discovery of this risk association resulted in the drug's discontinuation in the United States.
It's discontinuation comes despite nominations for four Baftas, two Golden Globes and an Emmy.
Citing "significant concerns on the grounds of safety", the panel recommended "the immediate discontinuation" of the "double embrace lift", and nose and rib "distractions".
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Roche said on Friday that the decision was based on a higher-than-expected rate of discontinuations because of gastrointestinal intolerability and as a result of serious hypersensitivity reactions experienced by some patients, according to 52-week data from the trials.
The patients usually call these symptoms 'withdrawal', while the drug companies prefer the euphemistic term 'discontinuation syndrome'.
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