The phrase "abandoned thinking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of mind where one has stopped engaging in thoughtful consideration or analysis, often in a negative context.
Example: "In times of crisis, we must avoid abandoned thinking and instead focus on finding solutions."
Alternatives: "neglected reasoning" or "discarded thought process".
If the story is excluded from a picture, it will reconstitute around it as art criticism, which provides a set of thoughts for the reasons that, as you look, you should abandon thinking.
Consider his main argument against the utility of considering vehicles: the primary reason to abandon thinking about vehicles is that it confuses people (1982b, p. 189).
Then, to their great surprise, they discovered that all sorts of other foods that they had eaten with abandon, thinking they were not at all fattening, were actually red.
Others pretended that the disease did not exist for economic reasons ("it would put off the tourists"), or religious ones ("no promiscuity here, mate").Not all politicians have abandoned such thinking.
As early as 1982, Britain which has one of the most abundant supplies of wave energy in the world officially abandoned it, thinking it would never deliver electricity at a competitive price.
I believe back in the 80s it was still considered a "security risk" to be gay in the CF (Canadian Forces), but parliament abandoned that thinking in the 90s.
Of course, we realize that there are substantial arguments for abandoning "tree thinking"[ 73] altogether but, on balance, we still believe that a species tree conceptualized as a central trend in the evolution of gene ensembles [ 74] is, at least, a useful tool for analysis of genome evolution.
Letters: How interesting to read, at this point, the thoughts of one of the founding neoconservatives who has all but abandoned neoconservative thinking and now speaks openly against the movement (Francis Fukuyama, Comment, January 31).
The majority of the people have abandoned the district, thinking they might be safer elsewhere, but in fact there is no safe haven anywhere in Gaza.
... The majority of the people have abandoned the district, thinking they might be safer elsewhere, but in fact there is no safe haven anywhere in Gaza.
