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The phrase "abrupt obsolescence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden or unexpected state of becoming outdated or no longer useful, often in the context of technology or products.
Example: "The rapid advancement of technology has led to the abrupt obsolescence of many once-popular devices."
Alternatives: "sudden obsolescence" or "instantaneous obsolescence".
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It is instead facing the prospect of massive legacy income streams simply vanishing through abrupt obsolescence, while continuing to be held at bay in the server space, not by a company, but by a loose confederation of open-source developers turning out free software.
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And there are times when they fear that new offerings from rivals will create abrupt product obsolescence.
Human obsolescence?
(Obsolescence loves company).
Obsolescence and irrelevance.
Obsolescence is built in.
Even the iPod faces obsolescence.
They seemed destined for obsolescence.
"It's that or obsolescence".
Companies are plotting their obsolescence.
An abrupt stop.
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