The phrase "abandon ideology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of letting go of a particular set of beliefs or principles, often in a political or philosophical context.
Example: "In order to foster open dialogue, we must be willing to abandon ideology and focus on practical solutions."
Alternatives: "discard beliefs" or "forsake principles".
"What is thrilling to me is that, coming from so many Arab countries, many with oppressive governments, we discovered that we all have this in common: to get rid of clichés, to abandon ideologies, to write from a universal point of view," said the Lebanese novelist Hyam Yared.
If a candidate even briefly abandons ideology in favor of macroeconomic realities, he must expect attacks.
"I blame our camp [the peace camp], for abandoning ideology," he says.
Tilting to the right - or abandoning ideology in favour of practical solutions, as ministers would say - has informed much of the government's approach to crime.
Now aged 61, there are several signs that he has abandoned ideology for expedience.Mr Ortega won a presidential election in November with just 38% of the vote, thanks to a split in the Liberal party, which had ruled since 1990.
A better question is the one suggested by Lieutenant General Gregson: what can be done to persuade the millions of Muslims on whose support the jihadis depend to abandon their ideology?
Gorbachev Urges Party to Abandon Marxist Ideology : Soviet Union: The president warns that communism's 'ossified dogmas' must go.
Will a GOP defeat be greeted with columns by Jon Meacham and his ilk instructing Republicans sternly that they need to abandon their ideology and move to the center, lest they permanently alienate themselves from the public?
It described the move by Robinson and Carroll as "a huge success for community relations in the United Kingdom" and urged others, both in the EDL and Islamist groups, to follow in the pair's footsteps and abandon extremist ideologies.
