The phrase "abandoned stock" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to inventory or goods that have been left behind or are no longer in use or demand.
Example: "The warehouse was filled with abandoned stock that needed to be cleared out to make room for new products."
Alternatives: "discarded inventory" or "surplus goods".
This will be done in part through documents, whether through analysis of publicly disclosed arms transfers and licenses or, in the field, by examining ordnance remnants, duds, abandoned stock, shipping containers and the papers and labels involved.
He has already claimed damages for conspiracy and defamation against the company he alleges circulated a dossier about him ahead of the abandoned stock market flotation of Digicel, Mr O'Brien's Caribbean telecoms company, in 2015.
Shops were abandoned, stock scattered on the floor, shelves still overturned from the earthquake.
Most experts said that the city must continue to create housing for low- and moderate-income households and that new construction would be the only alternative once the abandoned stock was depleted.
When the small factory expanded and bought an abandoned stocking factory next door, they inherited tubular knitting machines.
"What the last move is showing is that investors have not abandoned stocks, " said Robin Griffiths, the chief technical analyst at HSBC Securities.
Many investors abandoned stocks.
A handful of possible explanations did little to make the spike in unemployment more tenable to investors though, as investors abandoned stocks and shifted toward the perceived safety of bonds and Treasuries.
The IRS plugged that loophole by declaring that abandoned stocks or bonds will be deemed "worthless". The tax code explicitly states that a worthless security produces a capital loss, even without a sale.
On the positive side, the Far East Command initiated a program of reclaiming and refurbishing war materiel from abandoned stocks throughout the Pacific.
To this end, it is noteworthy that the provincial authority in charge of managing Atlantic salmon in Québec (Ministère des Ressources Naturelles et de la Faune) has recently abandoned stocking salmon at the smolt stage and continue to release salmon at fry stage.
