The phrase 'abrupt death' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a sudden or unexpected death of a person or animal. Example: The boxer was in the peak of his career before his abrupt death.
Picower's abrupt death is yet another tragic twist to the saga surrounding Madoff's record-breaking fraud.
It's an abrupt death, but Price describes it with lyrical gentleness.
His abrupt death is bad for Britain, appalling for Labour and alarming for every middle-aged person with heart problems.
Equally moving, though, is his clarity, a radical reassessment of priorities that only an abrupt death sentence can provoke.
The younger Naipaul's novels and essays were received enthusiastically, with praise and awards, before his abrupt death.
Coronary artery disease (CAD), especially atherosclerosis is the major contributor of untimely and abrupt death of the maximum population of the world.
And the precarious nature of early modern life is brought home by the abrupt deaths of Cromwell's wife and daughters, carried off by successive epidemics in moving but unsentimentally staged scenes.
Our findings of the abrupt deaths of old cells (>5 staged cells) are quite different from those of traditional apoptosis, where younger cells are dissolved by the fusion of cell membrane.
The late actor River Phoenix was briefly reincarnated for cinema audiences on Thursday when his last film finally had its international premiere at the Berlin film festival, 20 years after his sudden death brought an abrupt end to its production.
Somehow in the course of reading the book I forgot that it had happened the way it did, and his death and the abrupt end of his comics upset me a lot.
But then a few months later, the story concluded all over again, this time with Boatwright's abrupt early death by suicide.
