The phrase "after abandonment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a situation or event that occurs following the act of abandoning something or someone.
Example: "The property fell into disrepair after abandonment, leading to a decline in its value."
Alternatives: "following abandonment" or "subsequent to abandonment".
RUNNING FREE -- The dramatic adventures of one brave horse in Africa's Namib desert who learns to survive after abandonment.
In north-eastern Argentina, Camponotus punctulatus builds large numbers of big and coherent anthills after abandonment of rice cultivation.
Each chronosequence consisted of ordered series of five stands of different age after abandonment: a cornfield and adjacent forests of ∼15 (incipient forest), ∼45 (young forest), ∼75 (mature forest), and ⩾100 (old-growth forest) years after abandonment.
We analyze how soil erodibility in a cropland and oldfields of different age after abandonment (bushland, shrubland and pine forest) would be affected by wildfire.
After abandonment, a lush carpet of grass springs up and these fertile "glades" – sometimes as large as a football field – remain visibly distinct from the surrounding savanna for over a century.
The United Nations country team in Bangladesh has identified 'marital instability' as a key cause of poverty among female-headed households and the Bangladesh Planning Commission has said that women are more susceptible to poverty after abandonment or divorce.
The case has emerged after the abandonment of baby Gammy by his Australian parents in Thailand after the child was diagnosed with Down's syndrome.
Apart from predicting landscape changes after farmland abandonment, the model can be used for forecasting the regeneration process after clearcutting or natural disasters.
Trends in above and belowground carbon with forest regrowth after agricultural abandonment in the Neotropics.
