The phrase "abandon technology" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of giving up or rejecting the use of technology in a particular context.
Example: "In an effort to simplify their lives, some people choose to abandon technology and return to more traditional ways of living."
Alternatives: "forsake technology" or "renounce technology".
I'm not advocating that we abandon technology altogether; rather, we should use it as an enabler -- a means for helping us get together to sit down and get to know each other.
Not one in which we abandon technology completely and en masse.
We know why otherwise capable women abandon technology careers or encounter disproportionate hurdles to advancement in a coding-centric workplace.
And while you may not be ready to completely abandon technology (especially if you've never so much as unfolded a traditional map), Branker recommends only using your smartphone for GPS and turning off all other notifications.
If technological societies last, on average, even as long as ten thousand years before they either self-destruct or decide to abandon technology and spend their days in navel contemplation, we're going to require hundreds of thousands of Earth-like worlds to feel confident that at least one or two might be transmitting.
"Being surrounded by lush trees, open roads and farmland releases all the tension in my body". And while you may not be ready to completely abandon technology (especially if you've never so much as unfolded a traditional map), Branker recommends only using your smartphone for GPS and turning off all other notifications.
Automakers, though reluctant to abandon technologies that have served them well for more than a century, are increasingly resigned to the demise of engines that run on fossil fuels.
Hill argues that few will abandon technologies unless their values are subdued by risk.
Mr. Lacy is hardly abandoning technology investment.
"Investors haven't abandoned the market, and they haven't abandoned technology".
A dozen students looked up from their laptops and cellphones, abandoning technology to stare in wonder at the eastern sky.
