The phrase "abandon it to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating that something should be left or given up to someone or something else, often implying a sense of relinquishment or surrender.
Example: "After much consideration, I decided to abandon it to fate and see where life would take me."
Alternatives: "leave it to" or "entrust it to".
Muqtada!"America's real leverage over the Iraqi government is the threat to pull out and abandon it to its fate.
With U.N. authority, the United States and other countries intervened militarily in 1992, but continuing violence led them to abandon it to its anarchy three years later.
To that end, they urge New Yorkers to print out the note, tape it to a book, and abandon it to its fate.
As Mr. Obama steps into his second term of governing a country that is, on many levels, entering a terminal phase, he has to make clear to the rabid opposition that he is willing to abandon it to its fate if necessary, for the sake of the common fate we all share.
"Just as they are talking about the amnesty, they close Tutela Legal, they close access to the archive, and abandon it to its fate".
"Just as they are talking about the amnesty, they close Tutela Legal, they close access to the archive, and abandon it to its fate". The amnesty law, passed in 1993, protected numerous government officials, military officers and guerrilla leaders from prosecution for acts committed during the 1980-92 civil war.
The C.I.A. invokes secrecy to serve its interests but abandons it to burnish its image and discredit critics.
Her sandal had ripped off under a rock, and in the face of the rapidly rising water she abandoned it to its fate.
The anonymous former owner had doodled on and annotated the book before inexplicably abandoning it to its fate on public transport.
They left several years ago, abandoning it to the elements.
They abandoned it to the inclemencies of the sun and the winters".
