The phrase "abandoned it to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the act of leaving something behind or relinquishing responsibility for it to someone or something else.
Example: "After years of neglect, she finally abandoned it to the elements, allowing nature to reclaim the land."
Alternatives: "left it to" or "surrendered it to".
Her sandal had ripped off under a rock, and in the face of the rapidly rising water she abandoned it to its fate.
It may be that, as the oceans rise, the museum will, in a few decades, disappear under water, one more mad Tasmanian myth, a shadow line, another rusting skeleton mirroring the Otago's ribs on the far side of the river, after its skipper abandoned it to head into his own age's heart of darkness.
They abandoned it to the inclemencies of the sun and the winters".
Poland's final betrayal occurred at Yalta in 1945, when the Allies abandoned it to Stalin's mercy with barely a whimper.
His car was eventually found by the side of the highway, where he had apparently abandoned it to hitch a ride with an emergency rescue vehicle.
Oleg Deripaska, the controlling shareholder of GAZ, once held a 20percentt stake in Magna but abandoned it to creditors last October after encountering liquidity problems.
Muqtada!"America's real leverage over the Iraqi government is the threat to pull out and abandon it to its fate.
To that end, they urge New Yorkers to print out the note, tape it to a book, and abandon it to its fate.
The anonymous former owner had doodled on and annotated the book before inexplicably abandoning it to its fate on public transport.
"Just as they are talking about the amnesty, they close Tutela Legal, they close access to the archive, and abandon it to its fate".
Despite this, those who decide to subsume both approaches under one term "utopia", blur its boundaries and abandon it to such arbitrariness in its application in concrete phenomena that is comparable with a capitulation of the transhumanist challenge.
