The phrase "abandoned built" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect combination of words that may need additional context to be usable.
Example: "The abandoned built structures in the area were a reminder of the town's past."
Alternatives: "neglected construction" or "deserted buildings".
There was a half-completed and abandoned overlook, built by an American volunteer during the 1980s, and a few concrete footings built by Soviet engineers who had planned a geothermal plant here.
Golden coloured grass covered the surrounding hills, dotted with occasional abandoned huts built from volcanic-like rock.
It came up with an abandoned distillery built in 1812 for Labrot and Graham in Woodford County, the heart of Kentucky horse country, and restored it to heritage standards.
This is bad news in the sense that nobody is in charge of doing something about the abandoned infrastructure built for a nation of shoppers.
In 2013, the Masked Force set up independent headquarters in an abandoned factory built by Chinese investors, and equipped it with offices and cells to receive prisoners.
That first group hunkered down for the winter in an abandoned cabin, built a makeshift radio from a car battery and stolen fishing rods and began planning their own rescue and another assault on Norsk Hydro.
But they also gave the country many of its most beautiful buildings and gardens, which lie almost casually studded throughout Delhi and Agra and nearby Fatepur Sikri, the fabulous abandoned city built by Akbar.
The insight of Austrian economics that seemed pertinent to me is that credit cycles can be hugely destructive, as the credit often does not find its way into productive uses; just drive around Ireland and see the abandoned houses built a decade ago if you want an illustration.
Like the other cheirogaleids, these lemurs are nocturnal, sleeping in tree hollows (typically in large baobab trees) or abandoned nests built by giant mouse lemurs (Mirza coquereli) during the day.
Even the neighbors were poking their heads in to see the unveiling (literally, because the building, an abandoned hotel built in the 1920's, had been covered in tarps during construction) of the groovy new hot spot.
