'abandoned post' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a place that was formerly occupied but is now vacant and deserted. For example, "The explorers stumbled across an abandoned post in the middle of the desert."
Sure, Williamsburg has abandoned post-prep, but in nearby Murray Hill, it's probably due.
Built over two years of blood, sweat and skis on abandoned post-Communist agricultural land, the ranch is the brainchild of hosts Andrzej and Agnieszka.
The period following Auster's years at university is well-documented in his autobiography, Hand to Mouth: the abandoned post-graduate degree; the job as an all-round scrubber and mopper on an oil tanker for a few months, the following four years scraping by in Paris.
Soon they were bombarding some of their own abandoned posts.
Lebanese families, with picnic baskets, poured into the area, too, digging through the rubble of the abandoned posts as if they were archaeological sites.
In a misadventure typical of Pakistani generals, they occupied the abandoned posts and then pretended that these were mujahideen fighting India and not regular Pakistan army soldiers.
Coval also comments on the rapper's vignettes of inner-city life, which are depicted using elaborate rhyme structures: "All the words, faces and bodies of an abandoned post-industrial, urban dystopia are framed in Nas's tightly packed stanzas.
A hundred or more Israeli soldiers and three small Druse and Christian militia battalions were reported late tonight to be abandoning posts in the hilly eastern sector of the border, including the historic Crusader-built Beaufort Castle.
He abandoned his post and quietly served his sentence.
In 1728 he became director of that institution, though he abandoned the post two years later.
