The phrase "abandoned helpless" is not correct as it lacks a conjunction or preposition to connect the two words properly.
You can use it in contexts where you want to describe someone who has been left alone and is in a state of vulnerability, but it would need to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The child was abandoned, feeling helpless in the unfamiliar surroundings."
Alternatives: "left defenseless" or "forsaken and vulnerable."
"I don't think the mandate sent to Washington by the American people included abandoning helpless children". In a second day of organizing to take over the House, Republicans selected three northerners, two women and a moderate to round out their top leadership, which is dominated by lawmakers from the Sunbelt.
Abandoned and helpless, under the crude lean-to in the courtyard of the tin factory, beside the woman who had lost a breast and the man whose burned face was scarcely a face any more, she suffered awfully that night from the pain in her broken leg.
The prosecutors added, "The defendant then abandoned the helpless and severely injured Perez in this remote area knowing that he could not extricate himself from his predicament nor protect himself from the elements or other potential dangers or avail himself of any assistance".
She felt abandoned and helpless.
These mothers, the invisible victims of Zika, feel abandoned and helpless.
Fortunately, I met a lady named Mary Wanderi who introduced me to Africa HEART's Women Equality and Empowerment project (WEEP) program that supports women living with HIV/AIDS who are abandoned and helpless.
And the American people are left feeling helpless, abandoned and frustrated.
You feel so utterly alone, you feel helpless, abandoned, meaningless.
Feeling helpless, abandoned, and uncomfortable when on their own frequently occurs as a result of exaggerated fears of not being able to take care of themselves.
And yet at other moments, he has the helpless air of an abandoned child — small, lost and waiting for someone to claim him.
