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The phrase "abandoning that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of giving up or letting go of something previously considered or planned.
Example: "After much consideration, I decided that abandoning that idea was the best course of action."
Alternatives: "letting go of that" or "discarding that".
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"I'm having a hard time abandoning that model".
Today, just six days later, he announced he is abandoning that run.
For many believers, abandoning that position for something more pragmatic seems a painful retreat into uncertainty.
"By abandoning that trajectory RIM is effectively giving up on growth," he wrote.
They are now abandoning that -- but without defining an intellectual framework for their new approach.
He added, "It's unfortunate that John Kerry has joined Howard Dean in abandoning that important principle".
Mr. Zucker said he had no intention of abandoning that group.
The letter didn't mention advertising; by then, Microsoft was all but abandoning that business.
Blackstone has "jumped ship," the executive said, abandoning that bid to participate in the Providence Capital offer.
For a while he worked foodie TV shows with his quasi-Bear Grylls persona, before abandoning that business as "meaningless".
By abandoning that metaphor, Lear says, Freud achieved "a deep rejection... of the teleological understanding of human being".
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