The phrase "abandoned alongside" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been left behind or discarded next to another object or location.
Example: "The old car was abandoned alongside the deserted road, covered in rust and weeds."
Alternatives: "left next to" or "discarded beside".
STANDING in a small, abandoned clearing alongside lonely Route 8 in southern Vermont, it's hard to fathom that it was once a bustling ski area called Dutch Hill.
The auto repair shops and sketchy Vietnamese karaoke bars still dominate this stretch of Ossington between Dundas and Queen, but restorations, cafes, vintage clothes shops and art galleries have taken up abandoned spaces alongside the neighbourhood fish stores and Portuguese meat shops specialising in suckling pig.
His dog, a mutt named Tom Tom he found abandoned, runs alongside as his truck passes patches of trees charred in last year's forest fire.
These boys weren't working out their feelings with grunts on the basketball court, they were sitting down with tears in their eyes and talking about their mom's miscarriage or how their mom abandoned them alongside X's cancer tales.
Attempts to bring another ship alongside were abandoned.
A wide river, the Dan, cut through the town, and there were abandoned factories decomposing alongside its grey water.
A short walk alongside abandoned riverside warehouses brings you to this little restaurant where a few tables and chairs lit by torches are set along the water's edge.
Traffic clogs the narrow roads around the prison; long queues of cars and trucks wait to use the moribund Woolwich Ferry, and near-derelict buildings and abandoned wharves stand alongside new-model estates, where the houses are so flimsily constructed you feel they could be blown away in a storm.
The fossils were found in the abandoned Koskobilo quarry alongside other species of decapod crustaceans (a group that includes crabs, shrimp and lobsters).
The roadblock sits alongside an abandoned Israeli airport.
