The phrase "abandoned training" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a training program or process that has been discontinued or left incomplete.
Example: "Due to budget cuts, the company had to halt the abandoned training initiative for new employees."
Alternatives: "discontinued training" or "terminated training".
He abandoned training for the Sydney Paralympics earlier this year amidst illness and depression.
Then there's the stadium itself; the tiny, soon-to-be abandoned training pitch in the shadow of its concrete stands, eye-holes ripped from the screens protecting players' intimacy; and the assorted streetlife gathering as night falls, not so much protecting its intimacy as selling it - from women to men to both.
Ten United States Navy ships and two submarines off the Coast of Vieques Island temporarily abandoned training exercises and moved over 300 mile to the south of Puerto Rico, out of the storm predicted path.
Detroit is thinking big about an abandoned train station.
The abandoned train depot will be transformed into a Walt Disney-Santa Fe Rainroanticipation anticipatiof of Disney's 100th birthday in 2001.
The abandoned train station sits in a fenced-off area thick with weeds and trash not far from Yankee Stadium.
Ten years ago, Paris made an elevated park, the Promenade Plantée, out of an abandoned train viaduct.
The presence of undeveloped areas within suburban landscapes, such as former infrastructural facilities, obsolete airports, and abandoned train stations, contribute to the impetus to reclaimed and revamped land.
"I've lost everything," she said as she and a companion, Jason Lemay, 26, walked to an abandoned train tunnel, littered with old needles and trash, to shoot up.
For decades, the 30-block ribbon from Washington Street to the West Side Highway was mostly a mishmash of warehouses, abandoned train lines and factories.
The abandoned train yards had been one of Sacramento's most imposing redevelopment challenges, long before the city approved the project in 2007.
