"aborted plan" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a plan or idea that was initially proposed or considered but ultimately was not carried out or completed. Example: The team's aborted plan to launch a new product caused disappointment among shareholders.
"You should never have agreed to the attack on the deposits below the €100,000 level," said Mr. Swoboda, referring to the initial, subsequently aborted plan to force small depositors in Cypriot banks to contribute to the bailout.
There are also reports that Lord Mandelson was involved in an aborted plan to try to get all three to withdraw and halt the contest.
"A new ignition?" they asked, no doubt thinking that that was part of my aborted plan: new ignition, new key, free car.
In another version issued in 1995, the government said Mr. Yousef had an aborted plan, which became known as Bojinka, to blow up a dozen American airliners over the Pacific Ocean.
Next week: Political operations (such as Operation Teddy Bear, Tony Blair's aborted plan to split the Treasury in 2003) Coming soon: Titles that give away the ending (such as 'Death in Venice').
As with 9/11, the attacks the group plotted, including an aborted plan to kill Vice President Andrew Johnson, were particularly bold and shocking, and the public was roiled with feelings of fury, grief and fear.
French police suspected Abdeslam had aborted plans to become a suicide attacker long before his capture.
"Our and your predecessors understood the importance of this bridge," he said, referring to aborted plans dating back to Tsarist Russia.
After years of fighting and aborted plans, Dennis McNerney, a Democrat who became county executive in 2003, devised a plan to use county bonds to finance the project, allowing the county to skirt many of the city approvals that would have been needed to get federal and state funds.
Bowing to harsh budgetary realities, the European Space Agency (ESA) has aborted plans for the Eddington observatory, a $205 million effort to hunt for planets beyond our solar system.
Easy Taxi, the Rocket Internet-backed rival to Uber and others, has aborted plans to launch in India and ducked out of two other markets in Asia.
