"become abandoned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a place or object that was once occupied or in use, but is now empty and no longer maintained. Example: The old farmhouse had become abandoned, with broken windows and overgrown weeds in the yard.
Journal editors will have to decide whether misreporting is serious enough to warrant republication Abandoned trial A trial can become abandoned in two ways.
Already, concerns have blossomed that Reddit reforms initiated in Pao's abrupt eight-month tenure would quickly become abandoned.
The Public PAIR system provides a convenient way to check whether the patent has become abandoned.
While over 8 million patents have been issued, many of these patents have either expired due to their age or have become abandoned for a variety of reasons.
Vacant land is central to planning issues related to decline: some currently-occupied housing may likely become abandoned and demolished, yielding vacant lots, while some currently vacant lots may be inputs to alternative uses such as recreational space, urban farming or commercial uses.
Although, after several months the main nest can become abandoned.
With Joe, with sex as the catalyst, "She becomes abandoned.
"As parts of the city became abandoned and forgotten, they would be taken up by these urban pioneers who would use them for their own purposes and create interesting things there," he said, pointing to the gay culture of the West Village, the punk rockers of the East Village and the nascent art scene in SoHo, all of which emerged during those years.
Simultaneously the countryside becomes abandoned.
As characterized in the SRTM images, this channel system became abandoned due to capture by NE SW orientated faults and establishment of the Pará River by W E strike slip movements.
The radical revision of the Principia became abandoned by 1693, during the middle of which Newton suffered, by his own testimony, what in more recent times would be called a nervous breakdown.
