The phrase "abandoned the program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of discontinuing or ceasing participation in a specific program or initiative.
Example: "After several months of low engagement, the team ultimately abandoned the program due to lack of interest."
Alternatives: "discontinued the program" or "dropped the program."
He wanted the West to believe that he had abandoned the program, which he had.
Since the campaign began days before the show premiered on Dec. 15, advertisers including Sports Authority, Victoria's Secret, and McDonalds have abandoned the program.
The three governors who have abandoned the program rather than working to improve it seem to be making a grand gesture intended more to impress their political bases than to strengthen immigration enforcement.
"You have to remember, we were teens in the 1980's," said Mr. Strauss, who by several accounts started an internal competition for jobs and film credits when he abandoned the program after a year to work with the producer Jon Peters.
Facebook abandoned the program during the course of the lawsuit and publicly apologized, admitting that the program had been a mistake," TACD writes.
Rover produced a series of turbine-powered cars – and, teamed with British Racing Motors (BRM), even fielded turbine racers at Le Mans – until the company quietly abandoned the program in 1965.
In some states, managed care programs for children covered by public money have so cut the amount of treatment received that state governments have abandoned the programs.
The network abandoned the programs because their audiences were graying, and the bulky productions, with large casts and crews, were becoming less profitable.
I expect doctors will abandon the program any second now….
Mr. Isom suggested that officials consider abandoning the program.
Aides to the governor denied that there was any discussion of abandoning the program.
