The phrase "abandoned spot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location that has been deserted or left behind, often evoking a sense of neglect or desolation.
Example: "As we hiked deeper into the forest, we stumbled upon an abandoned spot that seemed frozen in time, with overgrown plants and crumbling structures."
Alternatives: "deserted location" or "neglected area".
This abandoned spot was ours!
I secretly hope that the next time I'm shooting in an abandoned spot, he and his friends somehow magically appear.
WG Sebald, bard of the barely there, called it "the most abandoned spot in the entire region".
The nadir comes at Shingle Street, "the most abandoned spot in the entire region, which now consists of just one wretched row of humble houses and cottages and where I have never encountered one single human being".
They're looking to draw attention, through art, to abandoned spots once called homes.
As ever in Anderson's work, there's a powerful strain of romanticism in "Isle of Dogs," both in the portrayal of the uprising (the lonely three-tone whistle that serves as the dogs' sign of recognition, the abandoned Spots's Chaplinesque stare into camera) and in matters of actual romance (two involving dogs and one involving a teen or tween crush).
I was still doing tracksides and mural spots, low-key abandoned spots.
For those not making a visit to the Treasure State, check out photos of and info on the abandoned spots below.
"You would think it was a third-world country when you were there," says graffiti writer SEFU, whose pieces can be found in abandoned spots across the city and whose tags and throw-ups line the streets from Queens to lower Manhattan.
A shopping cart left to run amok could possibly cause a great deal of damage and injury, not to mention those abandoned in empty spots will inevitably cause someone to pull halfway in before realizing the cart is there and angrily backing out, pissing off people behind them.
The staff handle our farce with cordial politesse, but the silent, formal room, in which we remain the only diners, makes David nostalgic for his abandoned lunch spot.
