The phrase "abandonment order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts, typically referring to a court order that allows for the abandonment of a property or the termination of parental rights.
Example: "The judge issued an abandonment order, allowing the state to take custody of the children."
Alternatives: "termination order" or "forfeiture order".
Research reports need to provide more details regarding telehealth refusal and abandonment, in order to understand the reasons why patients decide not to use telehealth.
Ask your lawyer to submit a Petition to Revive within 2 months of the notice of abandonment, in order to continue registering your trademark.
Despite its increased importance, the effectiveness of mobile marketing needs to be improved based on such metrics as bounce rates, add-to-cart rates, shopping cart abandonment, and average order size.
The Liberal Democrats' unilateral abandonment of control orders, with nothing to replace them, would leave the United Kingdom exposed to some of the most dangerous individuals in the country, who could then be released onto our streets.
Last year, the owners returned to the Surface Transportation Board, successor to the I.C.C., to seek an order requiring abandonment of the line.
Same with the Democratic teachers' unions opposing reformist education ideas: conservatives are still smarting at Bush's abandonment of vouchers in order to get any bill at all.
After a big battle on May 14, however, Prioux's tanks had to retire to the consolidated Dyle Line; and on May 15, notwithstanding a successful defense against a German attack, Gamelin ordered the abandonment of the position, because events farther to the south had made it strategically untenable.
On 24 February, realising that she would be trapped until the following spring, Shackleton ordered the abandonment of ship's routine and her conversion to a winter station.
In 1981, the Soviet government ordered the abandonment of the catapult system as part of an overall downsize of Project 1143.5 carriers, which also included cancelling the fifth Project 1143 carrier and the Varyag.
However, by the spring of 49 BC, when Caesar crossed the Rubicon river with his invading forces and swept down the Italian peninsula towards Rome, Pompey ordered the abandonment of Rome.
