The phrase "abandoned together" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where two or more individuals or entities have been left behind or deserted at the same time or in the same context.
Example: "The old house stood in silence, a haunting reminder of the family that had been abandoned together during the crisis."
Alternatives: "left behind together" or "deserted together".
More drastically, the third time period of the book, the 1970s with Stephen's granddaughter unearthing old journals, is abandoned all together.
It tells the story of two soldiers (played by Branko Djuric and Rene Bitorajac) a Bosnian Muslim and a Serb, who end up in an abandoned trench together.
Although he never regretted this concession to the professional traditions of his father and grandfather, Burckhardt took up divinity without a calling and after a prolonged crisis abandoned it, together with the explicit profession of Christian faith.
As the night wound down we ended up sitting in the abandoned lounge together and started chatting.
Republicans in the House and Senate, and many moderate and conservative Democrats, have decided that welfare, unemployment, and job programs are too expensive and need to be cut back or abandoned all together.
They aren't in a picturesque cul-de-sac, but living in an abandoned home together in a forgotten part of Los Angeles where you're more likely to see one of the stray dogs that we see mauling a toddler at the start of the film than you do other humans.
In fact, it's so far away from what I consider "success" for me that I recently abandoned goals all together.
He abandoned our mother together with us.
They're so absurd in the overall scheme of things," says the actress who has been busy visiting and working in orphanages in India, helping to set up schools in Ethiopia and launching her own charity, called Hilaroo ("my name and my late dog Karoo's name put together") which will bring abandoned children and animals together "to help heal each other".
The inhabitants of ground zero ate together in abandoned restaurants and beside piles of putrid garbage, they fell asleep together wherever they could, they sobbed and prayed together, and, as they became familiar with Lower Manhattan's emerging new landscape, they shared directions to working phones and bathrooms that were not splattered with vomit.
