The phrase "abandonment of study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the cessation or discontinuation of academic pursuits or educational activities.
Example: "The report highlighted the alarming rates of abandonment of study among high school students in the region."
Alternatives: "discontinuation of study" or "cessation of education".
The decline of Greek and Latin instruction seems to him catastrophic: "Future historians may yet decide that one of the crucial events of our century, perhaps decisive for its cultural and political destiny, was the gradual dissolution and abandonment of the study of the classics as the core of the school curriculum".
Abandonment of the study was not penalised in any way, and the identity of any individuals who dropped out was kept confidential.
Her pregnancy and then her subsequent abandonment of her studies, and her husband's cruel lack of interest in her and Pearl, left her lonely and isolated.
Given their relative inattention to context and difficulties in disentangling cause and effect, it might be considered time for radical change to, or even abandonment of, such studies.
In New York State, civics education has been undermined by the virtual abandonment of social studies below the high school level.
His initial tests on lab rats resulted in their deaths, which led to the abandonment of his studies.
Let me end, however, on a constructive note, by suggesting a third way between the retention of the problematic metacategory of "emotion" and its abandonment in favour of studies of discrete feeling states such as love, anger, fear, and the rest.
The major land use changes involved a substantial decrease in sheep grazing and wood cutting corresponding to the abandonment of 70% of the study area.
For example, Major General John Murray who evaluated military records aspects of the now abandoned Agent Orange Study is quoted as seeming to urge abandonment of all military records based studies with Young's emphasis-added, capitalized, and boldfaced " NOT".
