The phrase "abandoned realm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a place or area that has been deserted or left behind, often evoking a sense of desolation or neglect.
Example: "The explorers stumbled upon an abandoned realm, overgrown with vines and shrouded in mystery."
Alternatives: "forsaken territory" or "desolate domain".
It's thus fallen to the few scions of Seth, third son of Adam, to preserve the will of God (referred to throughout only as the Creator), who has seemingly abandoned this realm.
People retreat into their own safe realms.
For some time now, we have been abandoning the realm of thought.
Focal point behavioral observations of Alticus show that they have largely abandoned the marine realm, feed and reproduce on land, and even defend terrestrial territories.
I decided to meditate with the intention that a Golden Mean of home presentation would reveal itself; a modality that harnesses the power of the tech revolution without abandoning the physical realm.
Long before the haunted vessel called to him, Reginald had abandoned reality for more comfortable realms.
Another fantastical realm is the subject of "Oblivion Island" (ages 7 and older), Shinsuke Sato's anime film about a girl's quest to find a keepsake mirror in a land for abandoned, once cherished objects — a sort of afterlife for lost toys and trinkets.
As time went on, the family abandoned its early pursuits for the rarefied realms of philanthropy.
Her sisters, Charlotte and Anne, and their brother, Branwell, also participated in the creation of imaginary realms, but though they eventually abandoned those places for the real world, Emily would spend the rest of her life elaborating Gondal fictions.
Phil Pesapane's "Idyllic Realm" is also set in an abandoned building, the shuttered Smithtown General Hospital, and riffs on similar themes.
