The phrase "abandoned chain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a chain that has been left behind or is no longer in use, often in a literal or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The abandoned chain lay rusting in the overgrown field, a remnant of the once-bustling factory nearby."
Alternatives: "discarded chain" or "neglected chain".
Surveyors have abandoned rods, chains and optical range finders for laser-based, computerized measurement equipment.
She said the impetus for the idea came from her love of bikes and the dismay she felt last winter as she saw the deterioration of an abandoned bike chained up near the residence hall where she was living.
The owner of an animal rescue centre in Flintshire has criticised "callous" owners who left an abandoned dog chained overnight in snow.
In Flintshire, the owner of an animal rescue centre has criticised "callous" owners who left an abandoned dog chained overnight in snow.
Grosse has turned an abandoned warehouse, chain-link fences and flailing plant-life into the project's unconventional canvases.
The Kmart Corporation, the biggest retailer to file for bankruptcy, lost $753 million in the five weeks after it sought protection from creditors as consumers abandoned the discount chain.
That report projected "systemwide remodeling of Denny's" to the diner concept "over the next few years," but the chain abandoned the plan, along with the slogan, a few years later.
During the 1970s and 1980s, many of the city-square storefronts and mini-plazas became vacant and were slowly abandoned as large Chain stores and Strip malls on Commercial Street became the dominant venues for shopping and entertainment, hoping to bring an influx of travelers from the main highway.
And KBKids.com, controlled by KB Toys, the No. 2 store chain, has abandoned its plan for a public offering and has laid off 30percentt of its work force.
On the day after Thanksgiving, Michael Gould, the chief executive of Bloomingdale's, said he had recently abandoned most of the chain's junior clothes departments because the items were too cheap and too cheap-looking.
