The phrase "abrogated on" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is typically used in legal or formal contexts to indicate that a law or agreement has been formally revoked or annulled, but it requires a specific context to be meaningful.
Example: "The treaty was abrogated on the grounds of non-compliance."
Alternatives: "repealed on" or "rescinded on".
My democratic rights in the party I joined over 20 years ago have been abrogated on the basis of a report that I am not allowed to see.
The manifesto consists largely of a series of existing laws that will be abrogated on taking power, plus a bit of ecology (Grillo is almost messianic about the environment) and a good dose of euroscepticism.
The transcriptional activation of TCF/LEF-downstream factors was promoted by CM from damaged fibroblasts (PSC27-RAD), an action mainly mediated by WNT16B but abrogated on WNT16B knockdown as evidenced by TCF/LEF reporter assays (P<0.05) (Figure 4a).
This phase of the taxing power, rooted in the established practices of the States in common with other governments, was not suddenly abrogated on July 28 , 1868 when the Fourteenth Amendment became the law of the land.
This right was at least partly abrogated on April 19 , 2013 when the suspects weren't told that an attorney wanted to represent them.
PARP cleavage was abrogated on pre-treatment with z-VAD-fmk.
Zhang et al. [ 29] reported that Gemin2 binding is abrogated for this substitution on the basis of GST Gemin2 pull-down of in vitro-translated SMN compared with SMN D44V.
Although the Constitution says treaties are the supreme law of the land, the president has abrogated them on his own.
When HHM was co-transfected with Olig1, Smad2, and Smad4, co-precipitation of Olig1 was abrogated depending on the amount of HHM.
mAb 3C11/H7 (violet) and mAb 1C9/A9 (green) mapping on NadA head abrogated NadA binding on LOX-1.
However, on flow cytometry, the N32Q mutation abrogated the effect on cell survival, whereas the N44Q mutation had no effect.
