The phrase "abstract public" is not a standard or commonly used expression in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts, such as discussing concepts in philosophy, art, or social theory where "abstract" refers to non-concrete ideas and "public" pertains to societal aspects.
Example: "The artist's work challenges the notion of abstract public discourse in contemporary society."
Alternatives: "conceptual society" or "theoretical community".
Here's the abstract: Public officials with the authority to order hurricane evacuations face a difficult trade-off between risks to life and costly false alarms.
He was also known for large, irreverent sculptures, like those shown in Manhattan in 2004 whose cartoonish, sausagelike shapes and patchwork surfaces, made of lacquered aluminum, parodied the usual decorum of abstract public art.
Back on the Lower East Side "In Here" at Laurel Gitlen (261 Broome Street) begins with another riot: Halsey Rodman's "It's Not Getting Bigger You're Getting Closer," a biomorphic aggregate of aluminum tubing, aluminum foil and wire that sends up 1960s abstract public sculpture from a base painted shades of fluorescent pink and orange.
A council has apologised for chopping down a piece of abstract public art known as the "Tree of Lost Soles".
During Sandy, there were no abstract "public sector workers," only the individuals police officers, firefighters, and EMTs rushing into flooding waters to evacuate people and put out burning houses in a time of crisis.
What kinds of connections do these deployments establish, and with whom (intimates, strangers, abstract publics, spirits)?
In Islam without Allah?, published in 2000, Colin Turner, of Durham University, argued the Safavid dynasty in its haste to establish a strong state not only assigned priority to Islamic jurisprudence over all other branches of knowledge like philosophy or science, but thereby abstracted public adherence to rules from internal religious belief.
Abstract: In public health, we talk about how social and economic determinants drive health outcomes.
Abstract: In public discourse, and in the governance of online communities, young people are often denied agency.
By establishing national parks, Congress suggested a radical new concept: reserving large tracts in the name of an abstract national public considered keen to preserve a few oases of the wild.
In the UK Brown investigated gynecological cancer patients' approach to the healthcare system in a situation with medical errors brought forward in the media and found more levels of experience relevant for trust; the abstract, the public and the private, where the first level is not linked to direct experiences but manifested through the media.
