The phrase "abandon production" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a project, process, or activity related to production is being discontinued or halted.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, the company had to abandon production of the new model."
Alternatives: "cease production" or "halt production".
It expanded into metal versions before it was forced to abandon production.
Rare earth mining and processing can be environmentally dangerous, creating toxic byproducts, so other countries have tended to avoid or abandon production.
That is largely because rare earth mining and processing can be so environmentally risky, creating toxic and even radioactive wastes, that other countries have tended to avoid or abandon production.
The hearing – which is the culmination of a five-year legal showdown between two of the world's most powerful technology rivals – coincided with news that Samsung has had to abandon production of its new flagship Note 7 smartphone due to a safety crisis.
The producers arranged a deal with Fox that would allow them to abandon production of the film at any point if they felt the script was unsatisfactory.
The patents of these drugs expired long ago and many generic products are currently available while the innovator has abandoned production of this essential antibiotic.
Even so, some drug companies abandoned production of widely used cheap chemotherapy drugs because it is not profitable enough.
Output from war-torn Libya is also recovering, while the Opec cartel in effect abandoned production limits this month to take on US shale producers, whom analysts say are weathering the Opec assault better than previously thought.
Although Tompion abandoned production of both the dead-beat escapement in clocks and his horizontal escapement in watches, these undoubtedly influenced Graham's reintroduction of the dead-beat escapement (c. 1720) and his invention of the cylinder escapement (c. 1725).
The problem is that Colombia's three largest fields -- Caño Limon, Cusiana and Cupiagua -- have reached their peak of production, while some big multinationals like ExxonMobil and Royal Dutch/ Shell have abandoned production in the country, drawn by the prospect of deep-sea drilling and other opportunities elsewhere.
After two years, Glidden abandoned production of cortisone to concentrate on Substance S. Julian developed a multistep process for conversion of pregnenolone, available in abundance from soybean oil sterols, to cortexolone.
