The phrase "abandon the test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when instructing someone to stop or discontinue a test or examination.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, we have decided to abandon the test and reschedule it for next week."
Alternatives: "discontinue the test" or "terminate the test".
There has simply been too much supportive data for too long to abandon the test now.
China, which had urged Pyongyang to abandon the test, will complete its once-in-a-decade leadership transition when Xi Jinping officially takes office in March.
"It's something the schools know has been corrupted," said Dr. Samuel J. Meisels, an early-childhood education expert who gave a presentation in the fall to private school officials, encouraging them to abandon the test.
World champion Jorge Lorenzo and team-mate Valentino Rossi, who has rejoined Yamaha after two years with Ducati, did not post times after deciding to abandon the test.
The motion is seen as a first step in a parliamentary push to force the Scottish government to abandon the tests, which ministers maintain are essential.
But Mr. Laulicht abandoned the test because the wireless communication system was not working properly, the police said.
Towards the end of the Brown government, Whitehall found that high-speed rail could not begin to pass this test and, rather than abandon the railway, abandoned the test.
The court declined to overrule State Street or reinstate the old exception for business methods, but it abandoned the test it used in State Street.
The problem is thus greater for situations in which one would more readily abandon the t-test (considerably skewed data) than for situations where the amount of skewness may be considered manageable (slightly skewed data).
Abandoning the tests is a mistake.
In retrospect, Ms. Connell said, many advocates now believe that abandoning the tests was a mistake.
