The phrase "abandoned from" is indeed correct and usable in written English. You can use it to describe someone or something that was removed or disconnected from a person, place, or thing. For example, "The child was abandoned from his family and left to fend for himself."
And I think that's a thing which has been abandoned from the 4S [INAUDIBLE].
It is on a street that looked abandoned from any perspective.
Communities that feel abandoned, from the mining industry's destruction onwards," he said.
Findings reveal that the most consequential change has been the widespread reforestation of lands abandoned from farming.
The site was apparently abandoned from time to time when the climate cooled, forcing the Neanderthals back to warmer territory.
Walking the gaping boulevards of new Astana today, it is clear that Kurokawa's plan was abandoned from the very beginning.
What will we borrow or abandon from yesterday to confront tomorrow?
Caregivers report the experience of losing control and the feeling of loneliness and abandon from the healthcare system.
In our quest to establish tailored HF self-management, we should slowly abandon from cross-sectional analyses, since many studies already have been performed, and they have provided limited information on the causal mechanisms towards success.
Georeferenced chimpanzee hair samples were selected from a collection of samples recovered from abandoned sleeping nests from ten locations throughout Cameroon and Nigeria reported in previous studies [ 24, 29].
Just across from the meeting room stands a health post, now abandoned, dating from the 1990s and donated by Ram Petroleum and Grant Geophysical.
