The phrase "abandoned next to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been left behind or deserted in close proximity to another object or location.
Example: "The old car was abandoned next to the dilapidated house, a haunting reminder of better days."
Alternatives: "left beside" or "discarded near".
Thor's hammer, Mjolnir, lies abandoned next to a giant hole in the hallway.
A scarily lifelike baby abandoned next to an A.T.M. greeted visitors at the entrance, while a pair of hustlers — hired actors — propositioned men who stepped into a realistic public lavatory, only to find the graffiti-covered stalls locked, as was the apartment house.
One witness said a bag was abandoned next to her just before the explosion.
"The situation here is severe — a question of which churches will be abandoned next," said the Rev. Shigeshi Oyama, 61, who, because of a shortage of priests, celebrated Mass at two churches on the Fifth Sunday of Lent recently.
Police lights shine on an abandoned home next to a homicide scene.
Hasandong Formation, Lower Cretaceous (Aptian-early Albian 9, an abandoned quarry next to Hadong power plant, Hadong County, South Gyeongsang Province, South Korea (Supplementary Information Fig. S1).
So there was more than a little symmetry last June, when the City Parks Foundation opened its new Junior Golf Center on what had been abandoned land next to Dyker Beach's fairways.
Even if you don't own your neighbours home, you might anticipate that a burned out, abandoned house next to your own would lower the value of your property.
The lizard track site is from an abandoned quarry next to the Hadong power plant, Hadong County where there is approximately 5,000 m2 of exposure, representing the middle part of the Hasandong Formation (Supplementary Information Fig. S1).
Bicycles seem to outnumber cars in the parking lot, and the abandoned runways next to the building invite human- and kite-powered racing.
I met Pam in an abandoned lot next to where I work.
