The phrase "abandon a procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of discontinuing or stopping a specific method or process that was previously being followed.
Example: "After careful consideration, we decided to abandon the procedure due to its inefficiency."
Alternatives: "discontinue a procedure" or "halt a procedure".
Congress is on the verge of choosing Nevada as the leading candidate for disposal of the nation's most dangerous nuclear waste, thus abandoning a carefully fashioned procedure it approved five years ago for scientifically evaluating several locations.
A decision should be made as to whether to continue or abandon the procedure based on clinical findings and discussion between the surgeon and anesthetist.
A decision should be made as to whether to continue or abandon the procedure based on clinical findings and discussion between the surgeon and anaesthetist.
The low long-term survival rates most patients died soon after surgery because of organ rejection or infection led many doctors to abandon the procedure by the early 1970s.
His success was followed by attempts at many other medical centres, but lack of adequate therapy to combat immune rejection of the transplanted heart led most surgeons to abandon the procedure after the initial attempts.
"Although the study may not have been large enough to permit the detection of any small effects," they wrote, "the data presented do not suggest that there were any.," In a telephone interview this week, Dr. Felson, a professor of medicine and a rheumatologist by training, praised the research but said it remained to be seen whether doctors and patients would abandon the procedure.
The indication and type of the nerve block, LA dosage, scores on physician and patient satisfaction, pain scores, any rescue medication, adverse events, and any reason to abandon the procedure were also recorded.
"Abandoning a child is illegal.
He abandoned a wife and child.
