The phrase "abandon mode" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is referring to a state or setting in which something is left or discontinued, often in technology or gaming.
Example: "When the system detects inactivity for a prolonged period, it automatically switches to abandon mode to conserve resources."
Alternatives: "disengagement mode" or "inactive state".
It asks them, in the name of the rational man agement of economic affairs, to abandon modes of thought and action — indeed, a whole mystique built up over a century of practice.
A world in which we are being forced to abandon old modes of thinking and reconstruct our conceptions of democracy and power.
But he does not want subscribers to abandon i-mode phones immediately, before the new system proves its reliability and has enough multimedia material to satisfy its customers.
But now that every other restaurant is calling itself a bistro, L'Ecluse has abandoned that mode and has become primarily a food shop.
One of the objectives of PROGDEM is to abandon the traditional mode of disposing waste by open dumps.
With a zeal more typical of novices in a convent, two of my daughters immediately vowed to abandon all other modes of transportation in favor of a life devoted to a shiny chrome scooter.
Forbes is reporting that U.K. carrier O2 will abandon its i-mode service after only being able to sign up 260,000 users to the Internet phone service in the past two years.
Malebranche, it would appear, is forced to abandon his substance-mode ontology: 'I believe that intelligible extension is neither a substance nor a modification of substance, notwithstanding the axiom of the Philosophers [that everything is a either a substance or a mode]' (OC 6 245).
It was not his nature to abandon irony as a mode or get all mawkish about a fresh round of suffering.
For the non-radiative transition process, the conventional assumption of (single) "promoting-mode" is abandoned and a promoting-mode free formula is presented.
