The phrase "abandoned service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a service that is no longer in operation or has been discontinued.
Example: "Due to lack of funding, the city has announced the closure of the abandoned service that once provided transportation to rural areas."
Alternatives: "discontinued service" or "defunct service".
On September 30 , 1957 it abandoned service to Washington, D.C., discontinuing its Washington Norfolk overnight service on the Potomac River.
Military trucks thunder past abandoned service stations.
The teenager, malnourished, bruised and missing an ear, was released on Dec. 15; he was found at an abandoned service station, shivering in a driving rainstorm.
It's a few miles from the market town of Port Antonio, on the north coast of Jamaica, but it could just as well be an abandoned service road leading to some shantytown.
You're arguably better off relying on a failed startup that dies a quick death than being dragged down by an abandoned service that slowly circles the toilet.
But Coulter just had to come anyway, in a an act of hubris that went through the roof and across the street, where she spoke in an abandoned service station sponsored by the Young America's Foundation, aka Future Brownshirts of Tomorrow.
United Cuts Flights To South America United Airlines, part of the UAL Corporation, said that it was abandoning service between Miami and South America effective May 1, when it will eliminate daily flights to Buenos Aires and São Paulo, Brazil.
"French cooks felt that if they abandoned French service and moved towards Russian service, they would abandon the artistic side of cuisine," explains Rambourg.
After a call for a boycott from a Roman Catholic archbishop, hundreds of complaints and one lawsuit from customers, the Canadian phone company Telus abandoned a service that allowed cellphone customers to buy soft-core pornography.
