The phrase "abandonment as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the concept of abandonment in relation to something else, often followed by a noun or a gerund.
Example: "The study focused on abandonment as a psychological phenomenon affecting individuals in various situations."
Alternatives: "abandonment in the context of" or "abandonment viewed as".
Music videos had especially high rates of abandonment, as did videos slow to reach a punchline — for example, a Budweiser ad about a man humiliated while buying pornography, which loses nearly 40 percent of viewers in the first 10 seconds.
As in this paper we are discussing production of crude oil, it is always suggested that after achieving peak it is good to achieve abandonment as early as possible.
Because the debate about cutting is strictly within an extended family, the films situate the antagonism between cutting and abandonment as locally as possible.
Trap-neuter-return is not "abandonment" (as some detractors suggest), because cats in TNR colonies are not bonded to people but to other cats and are not adoptable into homes.
There is a lack of knowledge and understanding around child abandonment, as well as an absence of effective prevention mechanisms and support services for vulnerable families and parents.
In particular, we investigated whether school delay and abandonment, as well as early entry to work, which are regarded as early markers of future socioeconomic disadvantage, were independently associated with smoking among teenagers.
Similarly, losses to follow-up and abandonments, as well as the relevant causes, will be recorded during the study.
"I'm a little concerned about the abandonment of AS-levels," he says.
What they want more is to avoid their painful feelings of emptiness, anxiety, depression and aloneness -- which come from self-abandonment -- as well as painful life feelings such as loneliness, heartbreak, grief and helplessness over others, events and circumstances.
He described these abandonments as "taking steps to instill rule of law".
Thanks to Munich, the Czechs continue to suffer from severe abandonment issues, which, as far as the Americans are concerned, they deal with through amnesia.
